Parent react after special needs students denied service at Cracker Barrel
Dustin Reed, the father of a 5-year-old nonverbal child who was part of the group, said the experience was devastating. The incident occurred on Dec. 3 in Waldorf, Maryland and involved 11 elementary school students with disabilities, including autism, along with seven staff members.
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