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  1. Federal law outlines the framework for special education funding, but systemic flaws allow private facilities to access public funds.
  2. Candidates Amy Cawvey and Jennifer Lloyd are running for education board seats in Kansas amid failing special education funding.

A school district in Kansas, involving De Soto, Shawnee, and Lathrop GPM, has formed a funding coalition and hired a law firm due to the state's failure to fund special education.

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A school district in Kansas, involving De Soto, Shawnee, and Lathrop GPM, has formed a funding coalition and hired a law firm due to the state's failure to fund special education.

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  1. District facing special education funding crisis leads to legal action against state.1 source
  2. School district coalition formed in Kansas due to state failure to fund special education.1 source

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Candidates Amy Cawvey and Jennifer Lloyd are running for education board seats in Kansas amid failing special education funding. All 1 developments

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