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Are you a special education advocate?

By Shore News Network Staff Report / January 9, 2015

As New Jersey prepares for the first statewide administration of PARCC, do you have concerns about special needs students taking this assessment? The NJEA Exceptional Children Committee focuses on issues that affect children with special needs. The committee is asking educators, parents and community members to submit their concerns regarding the upcoming PARCC administration.

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