Open schools this fall for the sake of special needs families

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I am the youngest of three boys in a special needs family. My oldest brother has severe autism, and I believe that in-person interactions and respite care for special needs children and adults are essential needs that are being overlooked during this pandemic.

Unlike other students, people with disabilities (in most cases) need face-to-face interactions with their teachers in order to grow and develop as individuals.

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