Kids with disabilities are regressing, lack remote-learning support

The education of children with disabilities has been inconsistent at best since campuses shut down in March. Filepic

Myla Tan is regressing. She's lost much of her curiosity, is unwilling to explore her home or flip through books as much as she used to and her father feels helpless.

The 6-year-old is deaf, blind in one eye and has cognitive delays, heart issues and other physical difficulties that are part of CHARGE syndrome, a disorder caused by a gene mutation. At her elementary school, she had a one-on-one aide. At home she has three siblings and two parents trying desperately to offer some semblance of education.