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Cost-Benefit Analysis of New SDC Position for Cambrian School District

This document outlines the cost-benefit analysis of establishing a new Specialized Day Class (SDC) position within the Cambrian School District, prepared by Dr. Mark W. Loos. The new position will cost $100,000, while the current cost of students in county classes is around $40,000. By housing seven Cambrian students and one returning student, the total savings will reach $320,000, resulting in a net savings of $220,000. The initiative aims to enhance control over IEPs, support students with similar disabilities, and foster a sense of community by keeping students in their local schools.

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Cost-Benefit Analysis of New SDC Position for Cambrian School District

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  1. Cambrian School District Student ServicesPrepared By: Dr. Mark W. Loos, Director of Student ServicesMarch 20, 2014

  2. COST BENEFIT ANALYSIS OF NEW SDC POSITION New Position will cost @ $100,000 Student in county class costs $40,000 New Class will house 7 Cambrian students + 1 student returning to us from county = savings of $320,000 Total Savings @ $220,000.

  3. Need for this Class More control over IEP and student support. Class will be built with students of similar disabilities, needs, and grade levels. Support our Cambrian families by keeping our students in our schools. Social benefit for our students by being part of the neighborhood school.

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