EDUCATION

SUSD could soon take other districts’ special needs students

he Scottsdale Unified School District Governing Board cleared the way during its Sept. 8 meeting to start accepting students who need Level D services from other school districts at the former Pima Elementary School.

(J. Graber/Independent Newsmedia)

Scottsdale Unified School District could soon be teaching other districts’ high need students.

The governing board unanimously approved during its Sept. 8 meeting a tuition plan that would allow the district to take students requiring Level D services from other districts.

After Pima Elementary school was shut down for the start of this school year as a cost saving measure, the district put all of its students requiring Level D services in the building.

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