"special education needs" is a correct and usable part of a written sentence in English.
It can be used whenever you want to refer to the learning requirements of a student who has a disability or requires additional educational resources. For example: "All schools must be prepared to meet the special education needs of their students."
The students' educational records, including information on special education needs, psychological needs and prior grades, often get lost in the shuffle, said Suitts.
Exclusion cases may be referred by the Appeal Committee to a special education needs tribunal if this is considered more appropriate (see Education: Special needs).
The last case came when a consultant specialising in special education needs raised concerns about the potential for young people being educated in alternative provision (pupil referral units) to become radicalised.
Five government schools for children with special education needs in South Africa's Gauteng province participated.
The proportion of pupils with special education needs is also well below the national average.
The titular secret is John F. Kennedy School in Newark, a public school for children with special education needs.
Federal funding for elementary and secondary education is directed primarily at low-income students as well as English language learners and those with special education needs.
A year ago, Lakia, who has special-education needs, entered sixth grade at Friendship Tech reading at kindergarten level.
Lesley Nelhams travelled to the park with eight students - with Down's Syndrome, cerebral palsy or autism - and 10 staff from Lindon Bennett Special Education Needs school near Heathrow.
From musician Jnr Hacksaw and inflatables artists Filthy Luker and Pedro Estrellas, Musii was originally designed for a Special Education Needs environment, presenting children with the therapeutic and rewarding experience of making music.
Second, although the philosophical stance of the school is one of "Special Education Needs" the only children that receive additional services are those that have been identified as having a disability.
