Connecticut School SUED For Allowing Illiterate Student To Graduate
February 18, 2026
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as posted by the channelIn this video, I discuss a very sad story that is going viral again of a girl who was ignored by the Connecticut public school system despite her inability to read & eventually allowed to graduate. I explain how this is clearly a waste of additional money meant for disabled students as well as those who try to make the case that the failing system should get more money
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