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When kids with autism reach kindergarten, they often lose their services

"Simply by circumstance, not choice, I began working with younger kids. This was because nearly all New York City and State funding for autism education is geared toward early intervention and preschool services. When children with autism reach kindergarten, they often lose their services. So it’s actually quite difficult to make a living as an autism educator to older kids in New York. There’s simply no money there."

Those are the words of Christine Gralow, a teacher in New York City. What do you think? Is this a problem you think about?

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