Some of San Diego Unified’s Disabled Students Spend Whole School Years with Substitutes | Voice of San Diego
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The article discusses how many disabled students in San Diego Unified schools have spent significant portions of the school year with substitute teachers, leading to instability in their education. Parents express their concerns over the lack of qualified personnel and the impact on their children's learning and development.
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SPAG90
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This article is categorized as news and generally maintains clear, informative writing about the issue of substitute teachers in special education within San Diego schools, but some details could be better succinctly presented.
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