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Houston’s school district is under fire for scrambling to relocate 5,000 special education students without proper parental consent, sparking outrage from parents and former staff who fear regression into segregated classrooms. One mom brought her autistic daughter to work because the new school couldn’t meet her needs. The Texas Education Agency has stepped in, reminding the district that IEP changes require parental approval — a rule being ignored. Students risk losing vital programs and stability, while federal investigators probe the chaos. Despite claims of legal compliance, HISD faces penalties by October 8th — and this isn’t just about logistics; it’s a civil rights battle for inclusive, equitable education.

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