Itβs a trying time for families with young children, but families of children with special needs feel especially hit hard between remote learning and having most of their health services online.
Parents of Florida students with special needs are already losing hope in the classroom and the school year just started. Investigative Katie LaGrone explains.
Credit: WPTV News | West Palm Beach Duration: 03:16Published
Parents and teachers tuned in to Friday night's Williamsville special school board meeting via Zoom with questions and concerns, as the school year quickly approaches.
Nearly 415,000 Florida students had individualized education plans in 2019/20
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