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New York audit finds preschoolers still waiting for special education services

Original: Audit: Some NY preschoolers still aren't getting special ed services in time

A new audit from New York State Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli's office finds that some preschool-age children with disabilities are still not receiving legally mandated special education services on time. The findings point to continued delays by school districts and municipalities despite earlier warnings, raising concerns about children missing critical developmental windows. State officials are being urged to improve oversight and timely delivery of services for three- and four-year-olds.

Why now: The comptroller's audit highlights an ongoing gap in timely special education for New York preschoolers, drawing public and official attention.

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