[Amelia]

BTW, most places don't have “special education schools” for other than deaf or blind students, anymore. They have classrooms in regular schools.

We don't have them in my district, either, although some districts in the state might.

[Sue Perkick]

Interesting. We have several in the surrounding communities. There's one that serves a wide range from Cerebral Palsy & Down Syndrome to children with TBI. (which is something people who don't think this is "their" problem might want to remember--their child is one tragic accident or illness away from being one of these kids)

So where were these kids placed prior to the mainstream rush that's taken place in the last several years?