Staff Report / Daytonalocal.org

October is recognized as Down Syndrome Awareness Month, and Volusia County Schools is celebrating this occasion by highlighting the unique abilities and contributions of individuals with Down syndrome. The school district is promoting inclusion, kindness, and understanding among students and within the broader community. Volusia County Schools encourages everyone to embrace the diverse abilities of all individuals during this month.

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