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CT Post
September 16, 2015
A special education hotline will be established in the wake of two major complaints against Bridgeport’s school district. The hotline, an anonymous way for parents and staff to report suspected violations of state and federal special education laws . . .
. . . actions came as the school board heard from its attorney on how the district is responding to a complaint lodged by the Center for Children’s Advocacy on behalf of eight children, alleging that the district is systematically delaying or neglecting proper services to special education students.