Connecticut teen sues former school after graduating unable to read, write
- Aleysha Ortiz, a Connecticut college student, is suing the Hartford Board of Education and the city of Hartford for negligence after graduating unable to read or write.
- Ortiz claims she graduated from Hartford Public Schools with honors but lacks basic literacy skills.
- The lawsuit states that the school district acknowledged Ortiz's learning challenges, which were not properly addressed.
- Hartford Public Schools emphasized their commitment to meeting diverse student needs but cannot discuss ongoing legal matters.
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