Schools struggle to support military kids with special needs
Clip: 1/29/2019 | 7m 19sVideo has Closed Captions
These military families say public schools aren't supporting their special-needs kids
Supporting children with special needs can introduce additional worries and demands on any family. For military families, that stress is compounded by a lifestyle involving repeated moves and varying levels of services and capabilities within schools. Special correspondent Kavitha Cardoza reports from Virginia Beach, Virginia, with one family's story of struggling to find support in school.
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Schools struggle to support military kids with special needs
Clip: 1/29/2019 | 7m 19sVideo has Closed Captions
Supporting children with special needs can introduce additional worries and demands on any family. For military families, that stress is compounded by a lifestyle involving repeated moves and varying levels of services and capabilities within schools. Special correspondent Kavitha Cardoza reports from Virginia Beach, Virginia, with one family's story of struggling to find support in school.
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