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DC Education Hub Offers Special Education Resources Amid Funding Announcements

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The DC Special Education Hub is offering free online resources, including a six-video series, focused on special education in Washington D.C. The DC Education Ombudsman's newsletter provides back-to-school guidance for D.C. families regarding special education support, attendance, and health requirements. Separately, Governor Lamont announced $10.6 million for special education programs, noting concerns about reduced student absenteeism.

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Political developments include President Trump's promise of $5,000 checks facing resistance from fiscal conservatives. Additionally, House Democrats are considering the formation of a new select committee focused on artificial intelligence.

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  • ConnecticutState government mentioned in the context of education funding and resource provision.

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    The state government might see its educational services strengthened through the announced funding and resources.

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