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The School District of Philadelphia had long targeted a November release of its facilities planning process findings, but now it's looking like there will be a delay. Superintendent Dr. Tony Watlington Sr. shares an updated timeline, and also addresses whether the district would ever consider codifying a bathroom break policy.
00:00 Why is the facilities planning report delayed?
02:50 When can district families expect the findings to be released?
03:20 Listener question: What can families do if an IEP driver makes personal or unscheduled stops?
05:33 Would the district consider adopting a bathroom break policy?
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