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Special Education Administator

The special education administrator plays a key and multi-faceted role in our education systems. Just some of the responsibilities the special education administrator fulfills are:

  • Determine educational standards and goals for special education programs.
  • Ensure that those programs comply with federal, state, and local laws.
  • Set policies and procedures for special education teachers and staff who are implementing those programs.
  • Motivate teachers and staff.
  • Provide parents with regular reports on their child's progress.
  • Review and evaluate all programs - pilot programs, long-term programs, future programs.
  • Write grants, prepare budgets.
  • Respond to legislative questions and concerns.
  • Mediate disputes between parents and schools.
  • Attend community meetings when critical special education issues are discussed.

To help you meet these many responsibilities, CEC has created this resource. It includes information on compliance and procedural safeguards, educational leadership, and current issues affecting special education administration and the field as well as CEC policies and resources.

 

 


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