Special Education Fiscal Management

Special Education Fiscal Management

Live Webinar

Date: TBC

Time: TBC

Workshop Fee: $225

Early Bird Fee: $195

Intended Audience:

Superintendents, chief business officers, curriculum directors, principals, and other school leaders who want to glimpse high-quality, cost-effective special education programs for students would all benefit greatly from this workshop as well as the staff who are responsible for managing special education programs and their budgets.

About the Workshop:

A local education agency’s (LEA) special education program serves the most underprivileged student population and is generally the largest restricted program in the general fund. As special education enrollment continues to increase, funding remains insufficient to adequately serve these students, and contributions from the general fund have risen significantly in recent years. Although a lot of parents think the state and federal governments cover special education costs, professionals know that local education agencies are ultimately in charge of these programs and provide a considerable amount of funding to make sure these children are taken care of. But what resources are offered for special education, and how should they be used? What is the SELPA’s function in aiding LEAs and how does it allocate funds? One of the keys to providing the greatest care for these pupils while keeping the LEA budget intact is comprehending and managing these resources. The most recent information on special education financing will be given to participants in this workshop, along with tips on how to run an efficient special education program.