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The phrase 'students with special needs' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it whenever you are referring to students with physical, intellectual, or emotional disabilities that require special accommodations. For example, "Our school is committed to providing a quality education to all students, including those with special needs."
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There is a specially designed classroom for students with special needs, half of whom are from outside the district.
Including students with special needs benefits all children.
I also offered one-to-one tutoring for students with special needs.
The foundation provides low-cost legal services for students with special needs and eventually hopes to open a charter school.
Critics often complain that charter schools are less helpful to students with special needs, and less lenient when students misbehave.
He went for a few years to P. S. 186, a school for students with special needs.
The matrons ride on buses with students with special needs, and they had been part of the strike.
The Child School, for students with special needs, will take a second-floor space for its arts center.
He is now a junior at the Churchill School in Manhattan, a school for students with special needs.
In other words, if students with special needs can be educated alongside their peers, they should be.
Districts are still awaiting word on whether they will receive additional federal funds for students with special needs and disabilities.
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