Maryland is filling the void of special education access on the Eastern Shore
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Efforts to expand access to special education services on the lower shore are finally gaining traction in Annapolis. Maryland has committed $5 million to open up a Kennedy Krieger Institute campus in Wicomico County.
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WICOMICO COUNTY, Md. -- Efforts to expand access to special education services on the lower shore are finally gaining traction in Annapolis. Maryland has committed $5 million to open up a Kennedy Krieger Institute campus in Wicomico County.
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