HB 3655

House·20th Congress·Filed Aug 13, 2025

An Act Establishing at Least One Sped Center for Every Component City and at Least Two Sped Centers for Every Highly Urbanized City

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The proposal would require each component city to open at least one special‑education center and each highly urbanized city to open at least two, offering free education to children with special needs.

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Author · Representative

Eric Olivarez
RepresentativeParañaque City, 1st District
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An Act Establishing at Least One Sped Center for Every Component City and at Least Two Sped Centers for Every Highly Urbanized City

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