Commission receives presentation on special education services and budget challenges
The Commission on Disability heard from school officials about special education challenges affecting 948 students.
Commission on Disability · Meeting of February 26, 2026
NORTH ATTLEBORO — The Commission on Disability heard from school officials about special education challenges affecting 948 students. Director of Student Services Margaret Camire detailed how the district was serving 948 students with disabilities, roughly one quarter of the student body, with 36 requiring out-of-district placements. SEPAC Co-Chair Sarah Stone presented budget advocacy priorities emphasizing Board Certified Behavior Analysts, special education teachers, educational support professionals, and intervention specialists.
The district was also addressing increased demand from medically fragile children transitioning from early intervention services at age 3. The commission agreed to review SEPAC's draft letter for potential endorsement.
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Source: the Commission on Disability meeting of February 26, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.
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