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Jul 28, 2005
Hello,
I am looking for information on the special ed program in
nh. I am a resident of massachusetts with a 7 yo son with
Downs. He is recieving an excellent education where we are
and I have not had any problems recieving services in the
last 4 yrs . We would like to leave mass and buy a home in
nh for a more rural living but are afraid to jepadize his
education. I am wondering if special ed is the same state
wide? Are there towns in southern nh that are better then
others? and any other info would be great . we are
interested in southern nh area only.
thanks in advance
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