Plan to create East End private school for autistic children denied
<p>The East Hampton Town Board rejected the plan for the Gersh Academy to rent a vacant building in Wainscott, according to Newsday.</p>
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Jan 9, 2018, 10:37 AM
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A plan to create a private school for autistic children on the East End has been voted down.
The East Hampton Town Board rejected the plan for the Gersh Academy to rent a vacant building in Wainscott, according to Newsday.
East End school superintendents worry about the cost to their districts.
Families with autistic children say they are disappointed.
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