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Stepping Forward: How the Transition of CDS Services to School Districts is Changing Families’ Lives
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Stepping Forward: How the Transition of CDS Services to School Districts is Changing Families’ Lives
RSU 35 students (photo credit: RSU 35) Ask South Berwick parent Mary Hayes about this past year, and she would tell you that it has been “life-changing”—particularly for her adopted four-year-old, Matthew. Hayes took Matthew in through foster care when he was two years old and says he experienced some trauma early in life. When Matthew started attending daycare last year, he struggled behaviorally and did not do as well as her older son. “My big…
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