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ERIC ED605098: Students with Disabilities in the CORE Districts: Ch...
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In this brief, we leverage data from eight school
districts, known as the CORE districts, to describe
students with disabilities (SWD) by their
characteristics, outcomes, and transitions into and out
of special education. We found that the most common
disability type was a specific learning disability.
Relative to their representation among students district-
wide, males, African Americans, English language
learners, and foster youth were more highly represented
among SWD. In terms of outcomes, chronic absence was more
prevalent among children with multiple disabilities.
Entry rates into special education were highest in K-4
while exits were most common in Grades 8-12. These
descriptive results shed light on the diversity within
the SWD population and highlight who may need targeted
supports to address performance challenges.
Date Published: 2022-07-15 19:42:10
Identifier: ERIC_ED605098
Item Size: 6571250
Language: english
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