Native kids with disabilities were held in wooden boxes. Sweeping reforms are coming

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16. As some of you might know, my granddaughter Cassandra is disabled

If my daughter-in-law ever got wind of something like this in her school district, she'd be running to the school, materials in hand ready to build boxes for said 'teachers.'

This is so egregious in nature, primitive, the way the 19th century boarding schools were run--cruel, punitive with little empathy. To treat disabled kids like is monstrous.