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Parents of Georgia boy with autism discuss school suspension over sandwich incident
The parents of a six-year-old boy with autism in Georgia are raising concerns about their son's suspension for shaping a sandwich into a gun. They argue that the school's strict disciplinary policies do not accommodate his developmental disabilities, leading to numerous suspensions. The family is advocating for a more educational approach to discipline and has seen some improvements after hiring a special education advocate.
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The parents of a six-year-old boy with autism in Georgia are raising concerns about their son's suspension for shaping a sandwich into a gun. They argue that the school's strict disciplinary policies do not accommodate his developmental disabilities, leading to numerous suspensions. The family is advocating for a more educational approach to discipline and has seen some improvements after hiring a special education advocate.
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