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Connecticut's new special education law changes eligibility, costs and oversight. Here's how

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See what each section of the new law means for special education in Connecticut.

Special education in Connecticut is getting an overhaul, with new rules affecting students, families, schools and providers.

As new requirements under the state's special education reform law take hold, the law's broad reach is beginning to materialize.

From funding to oversight to services, some changes are already in place, while others will continue to roll out in the months and years ahead.

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