North Shore SD 112’s Educational Fund budgets 1300000 in capital outlay for Special Education Programs K-12 Private Tuition (function 1912) and 2300000 under Payments for Special Education Programs – Tuition to other districts/government units. Combined with substantial IDEA and state special education grant revenues, this points to a significant program of outplaced or contracted special education services in FY2026. While the budget does not list specific schools or providers, these lines show that the district will continue purchasing specialized instructional and related services from external entities. Special education schools, therapy providers, and related service agencies can position themselves as options for upcoming placement decisions, program expansions, or alternative service models that help the district manage both student needs and escalating tuition costs.
Federal IDEA and state special education grants totaling over 1250000 (e.g., 1070486 IDEA flow-throu...
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