Here is a New York Times article about disability education in the time of the pandemic. The author shares her own experiences on the topic -- her 7-year-old has autism. But she also talks about what's happening around the country with special education, and how some kids might not be well-served during the pandemic. As Individualized Education Programs are changing to an online format, some parents have to learn new ways to advocate for their children. Find out how we can help support your efforts to advocate with a comprehensive evaluation.
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