Special Ed. Penalty Stands for S.C.
South Carolina will likely be penalized $36 million in federal money for students with disabilities this fall after the U.S. Department of Education denied the state's request for a hearing to appeal the penalty. The penalty was the result of what the federal government said was an unjustifiable cut to the...
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