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The Corpus Christi Independent School District is facing challenges in meeting the requirements of its special education program. Reports indicate that the district is not fully compliant with regulations, particularly regarding the timely evaluation of students for eligibility. This shortfall raises concerns about the quality of support provided to students with special needs.
Staff shortages have exacerbated the situation, making it difficult for the district to maintain adequate resources and personnel to address the needs of all students effectively. As a result, many students may not receive the timely assessments and interventions they require, potentially hindering their educational progress.
The district acknowledges these challenges and is actively seeking solutions to improve its special education services. However, the ongoing issues highlight the pressing need for additional support and resources to ensure that all students receive the comprehensive education they deserve. Parents and advocates are closely monitoring the situation, emphasizing the importance of timely and effective special education services.
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