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This document provides a summary of various resources for autism information and support. It lists several websites that provide educational materials on autism symptoms and diagnosis, treatment options, research updates, and personal stories from the autism community. It also outlines resources available through the local school district, including assistive technology support, a dedicated autism support team, and library materials focused on autism.
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