Alabama Asks Permission to Cut Special Ed. Funding
Alabama has joined Iowa, Kansas, South Carolina, and West Virginia in requesting that the U.S. Department of Education allow the state to reduce for one year the amount of money spent on special education because of an "unforeseen decline in the financial...
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