DC Civil Rights Group Hosts Zoom on School Disability Access
Published Date: 1/24/2025
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Summary
The District of Columbia Advisory Committee is hosting a public Zoom meeting to talk about how DC public schools support students with disabilities, especially after their recent report. This meeting is for anyone interested in special education and accessibility in DC schools. No money changes are announced, but it’s a key chance to hear updates and share ideas soon.
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