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This refers to the type of schools who teach students that require a "Special Education", sometimes known as having Special Educational Needs (SEN).

Out-of-District Placements


Students with disabilities whose needs are too intensive to be addressed appropriately in an in-district special education program, may be placed in one of the following, listed from least restrictive to more restrictive:
  • Special class operated by another school district
  • A BOCES program
  • An approved Private School (day)
  • State Operated school
  • An approved Residential Placement

United Kingdom


Whilst many still argue that the those with SEN's receive a better education at specialist schools, they are falling out of favour in the UK and instead the pupils with SEN's are being integrated into mainstream schools. Those that argue for integration often claim that this provides a better all round education not only for those with SEN's but also the general pupil population through exposure to greater diversity, those against often claim that the primary reason is that it is a lot cheaper to place pupils with SEN's in a mainstream school rather than maintain separate establishments.

See also


Special education | School types

Sonderschule | 養護学校 | Särskola | 特殊學校

 

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