State Funds Boost In-District Special Ed | Hartford News

Ten million dollars in state grants are fueling a major push to strengthen special education right inside schools, helping students with disabilities stay in their communities and learn alongside peers—saving money and boosting outcomes. Forty-one districts earned funding based on strong proposals, with schools getting up to $350K and collaborative projects up to $500K. From Hartford hiring new staff to Brookfield building “living labs” for workforce prep, districts are innovating. Governor Lamont’s broader plan includes tackling funding gaps, with recommendations due by year’s end.

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