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Family fled Michigan schools to get help for their son. They found it in Pennsylvania.

By Dave Boucher
Fed up with a Michigan school system that used seclusion on their autistic son, Bennett Solomond's parents moved the family to Pennsylvania in 2019.
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When early help you need for your child doesn't come soon enough

By Jocelyn Wiener
California's program to help infants and toddlers with developmental delays isn't getting crucial services to kids on time. "It’s been a total nightmare," one parent said.

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