Under federal law, public schools must provide children with disabilities a "free appropriate public education," to give them the same opportunity to learn as other kids.
Emma Miller, a mother of two 15-year-old twins with autism, and tens of thousands of other parents in the U.S. have elevated complaints to the Education Department alleging that schools and states have ignored mistreatment of their children. Those complaints are in limbo as President Trump's administration has set about dismantling the federal agency.
"My children have suffered," Miller wrote in a complaint she filed in September 2024. "The most vulnerable group of children [is] being denied a basic education."
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