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Photograph taken from the back of an elementary or middle school classroom, showing a group of students seated at wooden desks facing a teacher at the front of the room. In the foreground center, a student in a green long-sleeve shirt sits in a wheelchair at a desk. Around him, other students sit in classroom chairs at similar desks: a girl in a yellow shirt on the far left, a girl in a cream-colored top next to her, a boy in a striped blue-and-white shirt, a boy in a dark hoodie, and a girl in a pink sweater on the right with a mint-green backpack hanging on her chair. At the front of the classroom, a woman with shoulder-length brown hair, wearing a beige cardigan over a white top and dark pants, stands facing the students with her hands raised as if mid-explanation. Behind her is a large blank whiteboard, a bulletin board with blue trim, a small bookshelf with a potted plant on top, and a window letting in natural light on the left side of the room. The image has a soft, warm, naturally lit classroom atmosphere with a shallow depth of field that keeps the foreground student in sharpest focus.

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A dark graphic with a smartphone on the left displaying a large purple triangular warning icon with an exclamation point. In the center, the silhouette of a young child is shown from behind, walking away against a backdrop of blurred red and blue police lights. Behind the child, a large translucent blue jigsaw puzzle piece overlaps a glowing outline map of the United States, with connected points of light across several states suggesting a tracking or alert network. The overall color palette is deep navy and purple, giving the image an urgent, alert-style tone.

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August 26, 2026

National Alert System Coming for Missing Autistic People

The new plan from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.
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