N. Carolina: $1.4M federal grant to train teachers in special education

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July 21, 2026, NC counties to get more special education teachers – WSOC TV

Some local counties will get more special educations teachers thanks to a federal grant.

The $1.4 million will help educators from Watauga, Caldwell and Catawba counties get additional training at Appalachian State University.

They’ll learn how to best serve students with special needs.

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