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Casey McCarthy/Columbia Basin Herald Kerry Aronsohn, right, hugs her son, Gevin, after playing a game in the front yard of her home in Moses Lake. Aronsohn said she’s brainstorming ways to help her son, and all of her children, best succeed with virtual learning this fall.

Casey McCarthy/Columbia Basin Herald Kerry Aronsohn, right, hugs her son, Gevin, after playing a game in the front yard of her home in Moses Lake. Aronsohn said she’s brainstorming ways to help her son, and all of her children, best succeed with virtual learning this fall.

August 26, 2020

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Parents of children with special needs work to navigate options with school returning
August 27, 2020 12:10 a.m.

Parents of children with special needs work to navigate options with school returning

Special education parents working to find best options

MOSES LAKE — Parents and families are preparing children as the school year nears. Parents of children dealing with special needs face a number of challenges as they seek the best option for this fall.