Education bills passed, or left to die, at the end of Delaware’s legislative session
Originally published July 3, 2018 by The News Journal
Delaware’s 149th General Assembly has come to an end. Legislation passed during the session involving disability includes a bill that allows special education students to earn a diploma rather than a certificate of performance and the Alex Eldreth Autism Education Law, which expands the Delaware Autism Program. A post-secondary scholarship program for individuals with intellectual disabilities awaits Gov. Carney’s signature.
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