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School civil rights and special education oversight are being split between two federal departments, sparking concern among parents and advocates already frustrated by delays and backlogs. A mother’s two-year unresolved bullying case over her daughter’s hearing aids exemplifies the system’s struggles. Critics argue special education doesn’t belong under Health and Human Services, while states like Colorado step in to fill gaps. Despite promised efficiency, transition chaos and agency overlap raise alarms, as lawmakers prepare to push back. For families, the urgent goal remains: getting their children the support they need.

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