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Today at 10:45am (Updated 12:20 a.m.) Before the coronavirus, Reade Bush’s son was a talkative child with autism and ADHD who loved school and his friends. But the pandemic changed the world and in turn changed him. Without a routine and social opportunities, his son created an imaginary world “with 52 friends.” By summertime, he struggled to distinguish his real world from his imaginary one. He began hallucinating. “On his ninth birthday, he asked me, ‘Daddy, can I die for my birthday? ” he recounted to some members of the U.S. House of Representatives’ Labor and Education Committee last Thursday. Encouraged by another APS parent, who had connections on Capitol Hill, Bush told members of the Early Childhood, Elementary and Secondary Education Subcommittee about the ways COVID-19 has impacted students with disabilities. ....
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Arlington County parents push for in-person learning with rally in park By Ayesha Khan A group of Arlington County parents rallied on Saturday for a return to the classroom. ARLINGTON, Va. - Teachers are going back to school so why can’t our kids? That was the question many parents in Arlington County continued to ask Saturday morning as they pushed for getting their kids back into the classroom again. Dozens of them with signs in hand showed up to Quincy Park, holding a rally to voice their support for reopening, especially for those students and their families who choose a hybrid model. ....
This is so sad and it s motivated by a mob leader called the president of the United States, which is even more outrageous, added Card, in an interview with CNBC s Shepard Smith. [Trump] helped to inspire people to do things that they knew they shouldn t be doing, and this is clearly irresponsible. We do not want to have our Constitution being violated the way it s being violated. The Capitol Hill riots erupted Wednesday afternoon after supporters of Trump descended on Washington to protest the election results a gathering which Trump encouraged and ultimately spoke at. During his speech at the rally, Trump repeated his litany of false claims about the election and vowed to never concede to President-elect ....