New York City's Special Education System Sees Slight Improvement, But Families Still Face Delays In a move to address long-standing concerns, New York City's education department has been working to expedite the processing of special education orders, a crucial step in ensuring students with disabilities receive the support they need. According to recent data, the city has seen a slight increase in the speed at which these orders are being completed, with some families reporting faster turnaround times. However, a closer look at the numbers reveals that the majority of families are still waiting for extended periods, sparking ongoing frustration and calls for further reform. As the city continues to grapple with the complexities of its special education system, advocates are urging officials to do more to address the persistent delays and ensure that all students receive the support they deserve.
NYC is acting faster on special education orders. Families still face delays in most cases. Chalkbeat
