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For the last few months, Dylan Pears McCoy has been hearing stories of these parents.

People who show up at their local public school only to find out their kid has no teacher,

like this one woman in Northwest Indiana.

So the mom went to school on that first day when you meet your kid's teacher and instead

of meeting a teacher, she met a teaching aide.

And that teaching aide said they hadn't been able to fill the teaching position yet.

These missing teachers work in special education and this child, she was non-speaking.

And her mom was worried because she just didn't know what was going on with her everyday

at school because her daughter doesn't speak.

And anecdotally, we've heard from other parents who've had similar experiences.

In some cases, it might be a kid with a less debilitating disability, you know, maybe

your child is dyslexic and they're supposed to be receiving services to help with reading

and your kid just doesn't get those services.

Dylan was curious why these teachers weren't showing up.

She covers education for WFYI, an Indianapolis Public Radio Station.

She knew special educators often struggle with paperwork along with the stress of managing

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