New Jersey doesn't provide data on how many students are restrained, secluded in school
53 years ago
“Yes,” Camardo said they were told by an occupational therapist at the district. The Camardos’ story is one example of how a school district may be interpreting New Jersey’s relatively new restraint and seclusion policy for students with disabilities, but it’s also illustrative of how opaque that data is in the state.
