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Reply to "Is Churchill a poor school for special education students?"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Special Eduction can mean anything from really mild to very severe. I would assume it is more because parents in that area can afford the expensive SN privates that typically run $40-70K, that many of us would love to send our kids to but cannot afford. [/quote] I don't think Churchill has less number of special needs kids. I would think that Churchill and Whitman is not too different here when it comes to parents being able to afford 40-70K. Whitman and Churchill, both have 9-11 % students as special education. I don't live in either and don't know much about both schools, but I recon it may have to do with some special program in Churchill which accommodates kids with severe disability. Otherwise it makes very little sense to see such a huge difference between Whitman and Churchill. [/quote]
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