By: Martha Dalton, Katherine Landergan, Stephanie Lamm
School districts are dropping out of GNETS to serve students with emotional and behavioral disabilities.
Katherine Landergan is a Safety Net Reporter at various publications, including Brunswick News Inc. and the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. She focuses on themes such as transportation and mobility, regional interest, and family relationships, with a particular emphasis on public transportation and transportation policy. Katherine's work has been featured in numerous outlets, including Axios, Hastings Tribune Newspaper, and Fire Engineering.
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Katherine Landergan's reporting focuses on local government and politics, crime, health & wellbeing in Georgia and Atlanta. She frequently covers topics related to COVID-19, healthcare, drug treatment, senior care, foster care, mental health, child welfare among others.
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