The ongoing challenges in special education often lead to serious consequences for schools—here’s what you need to know.

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Nationwide, the turnover rate for special education teachers is consistently higher than for general education teachers, with estimates around 25% annually.

(IRIS Center)

Nearly 50% of new special education teachers leave the profession within the first five years, primarily due to burnout and challenging working conditions.

(National Coalition on Personnel Shortages in Special Education)

Many special education teachers lack full certifications or experience, further exacerbating turnover.

(TASB)

Imagine a school where every special education teacher is engaged, supported, and stays for the long term—how different would your school's success be?

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Insufficient support and poor training are driving families away and limiting participation—understand the gravity of these challenges for your organization.

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Families of children with disabilities are less likely to stay with a program if the staff is not well-trained in accommodating their child’s needs.

(AAP Publications)

A lack of inclusivity, adaptations, and training often leads to families discontinuing participation.

(KIT)

Children with disabilities are less likely to participate in sports compared to their peers without disabilities due to insufficient support.

(Children's Mercy News)

Envision a program where every family feels welcomed and supported—what difference would that make in their commitment and participation?

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The Hidden Costs of Insufficient Special Education Practices

Do you have a teacher new to working with special education students?

Are your sports coaches working with individuals with disabilities for the first time?

Are your teachers struggling to work collaboratively with families?

Do you feel cohesion is missing among your paraprofessional team?

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