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My kid takes a special needs bus to school. It is the shorty bus with a few kids on it. There is one adult driver and several students with varying degrees of disabilities riding it. The thing is after so many complaints they can kick your child off the bus. Obviously there is something that is upsetting her, noise, smells, textures but how to handle this? And if she does get kicked off, how does she get to school? November 7, 2013.

A clearinghouse of best practices, models, ideas, resources and research about making museums, zoos, aquariums and other informal educational settings both welcoming and inclusive for people with autism and their families. Tom has always preferred the arts to math. A recent study by researchers at Stanford University.

I will keep you posted on there progress. Wednesday, June 14, 2017. Ruben just love this fellow. Juanre also loves this Jack Russell. Posted by Autism in the Northern Cape. Not very often that you see her doing this. Posted by Autism in the Northern Cape.