Parents in Middlesex are
protesting the lack of in-person learning for students with special needs.
One parent, Jerry
Terrones, says virtual learning just doesn't work.
"We did the best we could at home, but now it's, it's December now,
and we are still without a plan,” says Terrones. “We are still without any kind of
leadership. So, it's very frustrating to watch all these kids, the progress
they made was lost. A normal, typical child, if they stay stagnant for eight
months, they can just pick up where they left off. With special needs kids, I'm
sure a lot of people know, when they stay stagnant, they don't just pick up
where they left off, they regress and start to move backwards."
Terrones says he hopes the protest brings awareness.