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City Invests to Fix Preschool Special Ed Gaps | New York City News
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After years of shortages and delays, the city has finally poured $67.5 million into preschool special education — ensuring every child with a disability starts school on time this year. New programs like Nest and Horizon are now open to 3- and 4-year-olds, easing waitlists and keeping kids in familiar settings as they transition to kindergarten. While this is a major win for families, officials admit more work is needed to expand therapies for all children — but they’re committed to closing that gap.
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