Greece's Landmark Special Education Reform Nears Parliamentary Vote
Greece's Landmark Special Education Reform Nears Parliamentary Vote
Greece's Landmark Special Education Reform Nears Parliamentary Vote
Greece's Ministry of Education is set to unveil a long-awaited reform of special education. The changes aim to create a more inclusive system for children with disabilities and their families. Education Minister Niki Michalidou announced the upcoming bill, which will soon be submitted to Parliament.
The ministry has worked on this reform for 27 years. Now, a new legislative bill is ready for public release. The proposed changes focus on expanding opportunities for children with disabilities.
The reform seeks to improve daily life for affected families. While specific details remain undisclosed, the ministry has stressed its commitment to better support. No information has been shared about consultations with institutions or NGOs.
The bill will be presented to Parliament in the coming weeks. If approved, it will introduce new measures to strengthen special education across Greece. Families and children with disabilities are expected to see improved access to learning opportunities.