Salt Lake City School District didn’t update some kids’ special education plans. Here’s how they’re working to fix it.

The district said fewer than 1% of 3,000 plans for students with special educational needs did not get a mandated annual review.

(Screengrab from Salt Lake City School District YouTube channel) Salt Lake City school board Vice President Nate Salazar, left, and President Melissa Ford, center, as the board convened its meeting Tuesday. Superintendent Timothy Gadson III is at right.

Salt Lake City School District didn’t update some kids’ special education plans. Here’s how they’re working to fix it.

The district said fewer than 1% of 3,000 plans for students with special educational needs did not get a mandated annual review.

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