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DS is five years old and was recently diagnosed with (mild or somewhat moderate) Autism and ADHD by his developmental pediatrician. Since we both work from home, we decide to move somewhere with good resources and school systems for raising an autism + ADHD kid? I heard good things about Massachusetts, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Maryland, etc. I wonder if anyone can share some of the first-hand experiences with these states, and in particularly, which towns / school districts should we consider, and why?
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Last edited by heartofalion66; 04-01-2022 at 08:20 PM..
DS is five years old and was recently diagnosed with (mild or somewhat moderate) Autism and ADHD by his developmental pediatrician. Since we both work from home, we decide to move somewhere with good resources and school systems for raising an autism + ADHD kid? I heard good things about Massachusetts, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Maryland, etc. I wonder if anyone can share some of the first-hand experiences with these states, and in particularly, which towns / school districts should we consider, and why?
Those states are insanely expensive to live in. Did you ever find a school?
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