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Feb 26, 2006
I am a special education teacher in New York who is
looking to relocate to the Tri-Cities area. All of my
experience with special education is teaching students
with autism in a specialized school for autism. I was
wondering if there are any schools that focus on autism or
developmental disabilities in the area? Also how are the
public schools...do they have any self-contained classes
for autistic children. There are some public schools here
that have that.
Jessica
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A lot of people live in the tri-cities and commute to
Hermiston/umatilla on the Oregon side, and vice versa. On
the oregon side look at [link removed].
On 2/26/06, Jessica wrote:
> I am a special education teacher in New York who is
> looking to relocate to the Tri-Cities area. All of my
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