The Clark County School District is educating more than 360 students that have disabilities. These include blind and deaf children, and children diagnosed with autism, to name a few. What resources must a school district possess and provide to this group of the student population? Considering that teachers and the education system in Nevada have been pinched by budget constraints the past few years, how do these financial issues affect special education?
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Cynthia McCray, Dir for Low Incidence Disabilities for the Dist; Deaf, Blind and Autistic
Kathy Cordova, Coordinator for Deaf and Hard of Hearing and Low Incidence Disabilities
Kim Wooden, Chief Student Svs Officer
