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DSUSD special education department hosts Spring Fling

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The special education department at Desert Sands Unified School District held one of its first big events after a pandemic pause.

Their Spring Fling event prioritized younger district students who live with disabilities and their families.  Offering sensory safe activities that all students can be a part of.

The event had interactive learning booths, games, art, drama, music, and an obstacle course.

“It brings awareness to families that you know that we choose to support our special ed program and that other families can show support and tolerance to our special kit to our kiddos with special needs," said DSUSD parent Michele Rojas.

Families of students with special needs were offered different resources. Getting connected with various community agencies that can help. 

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