Parents say their son, other students with disabilities forced to clean high school cafeteria
WALB.com
Parents of a South Carolina high school student with autism claim their son and other students with disabilities were forced to clean the cafeteria as part of a work study program, which they argue was discriminatory. The school district acknowledged the program had ended and stated it was reviewing its life skills activities to ensure they meet student needs. The parents demand more accountability and changes in how students with disabilities are treated and supported in the school system.
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