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Houston ISD confirms cuts to wraparound specialists, expands telehealth offerings

By Wesley Gardner

Houston ISD officials confirmed plans to cut an undetermined number of employees providing wraparound support services to students on issues related to housing insecurity, clothing and food scarcity.

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