Abuse of CCSD special-needs students met with secrecy and indifference
In Nevada Journal’s new eight-part series, Catch Me If You Can, Nevada Policy Research Institute Vice President Steve Miller investigates the culture within Clark County School District that allows continued abuse of the district’s most vulnerable students.
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