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Providing Special Services Without Pull-Outs
Providing Special Services Without Pull-Outs

School leaders who propose to change valued services need to communicate the rationale for the changes clearly in multiple ways. Richard Halverson writes about a school principal and staff who rethought their curriculum and instruction to support students in heterogeneous environments and without disruptive pullout strategies. Integrated Service Delivery http://work.wcer.wisc.edu/dssl/  integrates services for students with Limited English Proficiency (LEP), students labeled with special needs (Title 1), and Talented and Gifted (TAG) students into ordinary classrooms.