A $10 million facility to diagnose young children with developmental delays opened Wednesday in Washington, D.C., and education officials say they hope the Early Stages Center will help improve the district's special-education system by providing earlier treatment of young children with special needs. "One of the many things that has sort [of] plagued the District is the fact that there was an under-identification of young people before they started in the school system of their special needs," schools chancellor Michelle Rhee said. The Washington Post/D.C. Schools Insider blog
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