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The document discusses autism spectrum disorder (ASD) and issues related to supporting students with ASD in Richmond schools. It notes that the rate of children diagnosed with ASD has increased 450% in less than 10 years. It raises concerns about whether schools can meet the vocational, educational, and technological needs of students with ASD. Challenges include a lack of teacher training, ineffective inclusion classrooms, minimal preparation for post-secondary life, and not using the most effective curricula and technology due to cost. The document promotes ASD programs like ASD NEST, ABA therapy, and PACE to help support students with ASD in Richmond schools.
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