Education
RCSD sets partial reopening for disabled students
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The program, slated to begin Jan. 4, follows concerns raised over the adequacy of the district’s special education programs during the pandemic.
Rochester Beacon (https://rochesterbeacon.com/2020/10/)
The program, slated to begin Jan. 4, follows concerns raised over the adequacy of the district’s special education programs during the pandemic.
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