DC asking for control over special ed busing

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WASHINGTON (AP) — Lawyers for the District of Columbia are asking a judge to return full control over the transportation of special education students to the city, years after problems led to a lawsuit over the issue.

Lawyers said in a document filed Thursday in federal court in Washington that the city has demonstrated it can provide safe and reliable school transportation to over 3,300 special education students.

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