San Francisco: District opens school for students with autism/intellectual disabilities

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Oct 29, 2026, San Francisco Chronicle: SF opens new school to keep special education students in the city

. . . The extensive Support Needs School is expected to enroll 16 students with autism and intellectual disabilities this year and another 16 next school year. So far, one student has transferred to the school.

City and district officials gathered for an official opening ceremony Thursday morning to laud the expansion of special education services within the public school system.

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