Federal special education programs face growing concerns from disability advocates and bipartisan lawmakers over potential cuts under the current administration. Critics argue these initiatives are vital for ensuring children with disabilities receive necessary support and resources in schools. With Republicans and Democrats alike raising alarms, the debate highlights broader tensions over education funding priorities. The warnings come as policymakers weigh major shifts in federal spending and regulatory approaches.
Advocates for children with disabilities — and even some Republican lawmakers — are warning that the federal government needs to preserve its special education programs as the Trump administration ...
