Special-needs teens find work at sdale district

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May 16, 2011 in Health, Medicine and Natural Healing 11

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Special-needs teens find work at sdale districtThrough an innovative program in the sdale Unified School District, students with autism are accruing work experience in carpentry, landscaping and other skills. Job training before graduation is crucial. People with autism spectrum disorders have an unemployment rate of 90 percent. Jimmy KilpatrickSpecial Education Advocate and ConsultantSenior International Policy Advisor for The Haberman International Policy Institute in EducationSpecialEdAdovcate.orgPhone: 832 814-7463Email: Jimmy@...

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