'Distance Learning Is No Learning For My Daughter' | Fairfax Mom Will Bring Her Daughter to School, Even Though Classes Are Virtual

Eileen Chollet says local officials are "standing in the schoolhouse door," refusing to provide an appropriate education for her daughter and other special ed kids.

FAIRFAX, Va. — When Fairfax County Schools reopen virtually Tuesday, it's likely to be a frustrating day for a lot of teachers, parents and students. But for the county's nearly 30,000 special ed students, it could be even more aggravating.

One Fairfax City mom says distance learning is no learning at all for her daughter.

Caroline Chollet, 7, is an endearing second grader "She can instantly charm anyone who encounters her," her mother, Eileen Chollet said. But a rare genetic condition has left Caroline dealing with more than her fair share of challenges.

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