Blocks changes to special education offices in the Department of Education
This bill would stop the Department of Education from changing how it handles special education programs. It would protect the offices and staff that manage programs for students with disabilities, ensuring these services stay within the department and are not outsourced.
Today, the law says the Office of Special Education Programs must be in the Department of Education to run programs for children with disabilities. This bill would make sure that government money cannot be used to change, combine, or outsource these offices or their staff, making sure the current structure stays in place.
HR 2333 · 119th Congress · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 10/10
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