Wake County Board to Discuss Special Ed Budget Cuts
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Wake County school board chair Tyler Swanson calls special meeting to address proposed $18M cut to special education budget, which could eliminate 130 teaching positions. The move has sparked protests from educators and parents, urging leaders to seek more funding. Superintendent Robert Taylor assures services will meet requirements, but caseloads may rise and some programs could be eliminated. The board holds final say, aiming to clear up concerns and rebuild community trust.
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