17 families file civil rights complaint against Department of Education for not providing reliable bus service to special needs students
17 families file civil rights complaint against Department of Education for not providing reliable bus service to special needs students
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10h agoSeventeen families filed a federal civil rights complaint against the Department of Education, alleging that the city failed to provide special needs students with reliable bus service to school.
News 12's Heather Fordham spoke with one of the families in Mount Hope about their struggle.
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