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42% of autistic Canadian children are excluded from full education due to systemic failures, despite legal rights.
A recent study of 412 Ontario caregivers reveals that 42.3% of autistic children in Canada face exclusion from full education despite legal rights, due to staff shortages, inadequate training, unimplemented Individual Education Plans, bullying, and sensory challenges.
Exclusions include shortened school days and denied access to activities, forcing parents—especially mothers—to reduce work hours or leave jobs, increasing financial strain.
Researchers emphasize that physical presence in mainstream classrooms does not equal inclusion; systemic changes like mandatory neurodiversity training, effective anti-bullying policies, and increased funding are essential to ensure equitable education for autistic students.
42% de los niños autistas canadienses están excluidos de la educación completa debido a fallas sistémicas, a pesar de los derechos legales.