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guidedoglover, this would be wonderful if they weren't also cutting the regional centers that serve the local schools.  And those regional teachers already have overloaded case loads.  My daughter was mainstreamed and she was given an aide who did everything for her and they just pushed her through.  At age 13, she was reading at a 1st grade level and had no confidence or mobility/life skills.

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The result of the violation of the terms of the deed means that the property will revert back to the donor of the property or his heirs.  The state will get no benefit if they close the school.  They will lose the property.

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