Nashville schools move special-needs students into mainstream classes

Nov 2, 2009

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He has autism. Metro Nashville Public Schools continues to move its 8,200 special-needs population into mainstream classes, satisfying parents who want inclusion for their children. "Metro is making significant progress towards... [read full story]

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Metro Nashville schools fail to make gains

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Nov 4, 2009

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Metro Nashville schools fail to make gains

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Family, U.S. Federal Executive Departments and Cabinet, U.S. Government, Education, Mental Health & Behavior, Public Education, Autism, Children, U.S. Education Department, United States of America, Tennessee, North America, Nashville (Tennessee)

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Nashville schools move special-needs students into mainstream classes

Metro Nashville schools fail to make gains

Metro Nashville schools fail to make gains

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