Parents say new CMCSS rules preventing outside medical providers from helping kids

SOCM Communications
5 days ago
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Parents and outside service providers raised concerns about new requirements making it harder for some students with disabilities to receive support during the school day.

Read the article from ClarksvilleNow.com.

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