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Impact of North Carolina's Early Childhood Initiatives on Special Education Placements in Third Grade
by
Ladd, Helen F.
, Muschkin, Clara G.
, Dodge, Kenneth A.
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Childhood
/ Classification
/ Community
/ Cost control
/ Disabilities
/ Early Childhood Education
/ Early Intervention
/ Educational attainment
/ Educational Legislation
/ Elementary school students
/ Equal Education
/ Ethnicity
/ Federal funding
/ Federal Legislation
/ Grade 3
/ Individuals with Disabilities Education Act
/ Institutional Characteristics
/ North Carolina
/ Probability
/ Program Effectiveness
/ Race
/ Special Education
/ State Legislation
/ Statistical Analysis
/ Student Characteristics
/ Student Placement
/ Student Records
/ Young Children
2015
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Impact of North Carolina's Early Childhood Initiatives on Special Education Placements in Third Grade
by
Ladd, Helen F.
, Muschkin, Clara G.
, Dodge, Kenneth A.
in
Childhood
/ Classification
/ Community
/ Cost control
/ Disabilities
/ Early Childhood Education
/ Early Intervention
/ Educational attainment
/ Educational Legislation
/ Elementary school students
/ Equal Education
/ Ethnicity
/ Federal funding
/ Federal Legislation
/ Grade 3
/ Individuals with Disabilities Education Act
/ Institutional Characteristics
/ North Carolina
/ Probability
/ Program Effectiveness
/ Race
/ Special Education
/ State Legislation
/ Statistical Analysis
/ Student Characteristics
/ Student Placement
/ Student Records
/ Young Children
2015
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Impact of North Carolina's Early Childhood Initiatives on Special Education Placements in Third Grade
by
Ladd, Helen F.
, Muschkin, Clara G.
, Dodge, Kenneth A.
in
Childhood
/ Classification
/ Community
/ Cost control
/ Disabilities
/ Early Childhood Education
/ Early Intervention
/ Educational attainment
/ Educational Legislation
/ Elementary school students
/ Equal Education
/ Ethnicity
/ Federal funding
/ Federal Legislation
/ Grade 3
/ Individuals with Disabilities Education Act
/ Institutional Characteristics
/ North Carolina
/ Probability
/ Program Effectiveness
/ Race
/ Special Education
/ State Legislation
/ Statistical Analysis
/ Student Characteristics
/ Student Placement
/ Student Records
/ Young Children
2015
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Impact of North Carolina's Early Childhood Initiatives on Special Education Placements in Third Grade
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Impact of North Carolina's Early Childhood Initiatives on Special Education Placements in Third Grade
2015
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Overview
This study examines the community-wide effects of investments in two early childhood initiatives in North Carolina (Smart Start and More at Four) on the likelihood of a student being placed into special education. We take advantage of variation across North Carolina counties and years in the timing of the introduction and funding levels of the two programs to identify their effects on thirdgrade outcomes. We find that both programs significantly reduce the likelihood of special education placement in the third grade, resulting in considerable cost savings to the state. The effects of the two programs differ across categories of disability, but do not vary significantly across subgroups of children identified by race, ethnicity, and maternal education levels.
Publisher
SAGE Publications,American Educational Research Association
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