California parents urge cameras in special-ed classrooms to safeguard vulnerable students
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Parents of special-needs students in California are pushing for a state law requiring cameras in special-education classrooms after their children were reportedly abused by a teacher; petitions in Bakersfield and Visalia districts have drawn thousands of signatures as families argue cameras would protect vulnerable kids who can’t always speak up, while lawmakers weigh legal hurdles and unions' positions.
- Furious parents demand sweeping California law change after teacher accused of abhorrent behavior New York Post
- ‘I was in shock’: Parents push for classroom cameras to protect students with disabilities Local News Matters
- Suspected teacher misconduct spurs Central Valley parents’ push for cameras in special education classrooms The Mendocino Voice
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