06.13.2014 | Capital New York | Deputy chancellor for special education Corrine Rello-Anselmi attends meetings with the citywide council on special education monthly, but Fariña’s presence brought out parents in droves. The meeting was standing-room only. “It was a greatest-hits conversation of special-education needs,” said Maggie Moroff, an attorney and policy coordinator at Advocates for Children, an advocacy organization for high-risk and special-needs children who attended the meeting. Read article