East Meadow recognized for helping Long Islanders on autism spectrum for 30 years
News 12 Photojournalist Brian Endres has the story of the Genesis School in East Meadow.
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Apr 24, 2025, 2:36 AM
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9h agoA Nassau County school was recognized for helping to enrich the lives of Long Islanders on the autism spectrum for 30 years.
News 12 Photojournalist Brian Endres has the story of the Genesis School in East Meadow.
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