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EPISODE · Feb 28, 2025 · 19 MIN

Partial days, full struggles: Are schools pushing out kids with disabilities?

from This is Manitoba

Parents of children with disabilities are hearing the words "partial day" more often — schools recommending limited attendance for students with learning disabilities. Inclusion Canada says this trend is having serious consequences for families and kids. Host Marcy Markusa speaks with CEO Krista Carr. She explains why parents feel pushed out of the education system and what needs to change.Also on the podcast today: Winnipeg’s rising crime rate has left many residents feeling uneasy. With violent crime in the inner city making headlines, concerns about safety are growing. Daniel Emerson, a single father, shares his perspective on what needs to change to make the community safer for families.

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