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Sep 29, 2002
I'm new to teaching in KY, but I'm not new to teaching. Our
district is small (approx. 2300 students), but we seem to
have an unusually large number of special education
students (approx. 650). Is this the norm for a KY school
district, or is this number significantly larger than other
districts in KY?
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