DC plans to spend millions to improve school transportation for students with disabilities

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Washington, D.C., plans to allocate $10 million toward private transportation to ensure timely school arrivals for students with disabilities this fall.

This initiative came in response to a lawsuit against the Office of the State Superintendent of Education, which claimed buses for students with disabilities were unreliable. 

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