The department and the Dysart Unified School District are looking for volunteers, or 'surrogate parents,' to help children with special needs. MORE ⬇️
EL MIRAGE, AZ — There’s a call to action from the Arizona Department of Education and local school districts.
Elizabeth Danielson, who used to be a school psychologist, became a surrogate parent about five years ago. During that time, she tells ABC15 she helped about 12 students with disabilities. They can spend at least eight to ten hours a year in meetings with the student’s school and teacher. It also depends on how many students a surrogate parent is helping and those students’ needs.
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