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Nearly 40 Percent Of Eligible Children Left Without Special School Placements In Capital Area
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Nearly 40 Percent Of Eligible Children Left Without Special School Placements In Capital Area
A total of 295 primary school-aged children in the capital area require long-term special education placements, but 119 of them are not admitted despite meeting the required criteria, reports RÚV. The data comes from a new report, prepared by the HLH consulting firm. The report highlights the increasing pressure on the system, particularly at Klettaskóli, which is designed for around 90 students but currently serves 136. Arnarskóli, which suppor…
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