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Community - South County
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Published
01/26/05
Eight students at Central Special School look like kids who can at best ask for help, not give it themselves. Some can't walk. Most can't speak. Seven are sight-impaired. And all have serious developmental disabilities. Find Us On Facebook
But by doing odd jobs over the past 10 days, they've raised more than $600 to help young victims of last month's Southeast Asian tsunami. "We wanted to make a contribution," said special education teacher Joyce Harai, who came up with the idea. Her students are among 200 at the Edgewater school that offers a preschool for children ages 3 to 5 and a full-day program for children with severe disabilities,...
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