Sabrina Chacon was relieved that her son Matthew, a Ho-Ho-Kus School District third grader, would receive speech therapy in person, after months of virtual sessions during the pandemic. Matthew had interacted with his therapist using a computer as he worked to articulate words and letter sounds on screen in fall 2020, before vaccinations were available.
Parents, educators say some children with speec...
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Parents, educators say some children with speech issues may have been hurt by masks
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