Teachers Say They Need A Reopening Plan Specific To Special Education

WNYC News | Sep 15, 2020

Teachers of special education in New York City are seeking more guidance on how to reopen the public schools in a way that works for their students. They want in-person school — for the routine and support it offers students — but they say kids with significant disabilities or medical issues need a reopening plan tailor-made for their needs. As WNYC’s Yasmeen Khan reports, they haven’t seen that yet.

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