Use https://nces.ed.gov/programs/coe/indicator/cgg/students-with-disabilities and other sources to write a data stroy about special eduation for students with disabilities in Ameriaca

Requirements: word- 5OO-75O a headline You must have a minimum of three sources: one data source, and two human sources/interviews. Do not use other news outlets as a source. For example, don't use CNN or the Washington Post in your story. When you put your data source, hyperlink to that source. Do NOT put the full web address within your story. Link within the context of your story Include a source list with names, titles, contact information. Also include your data source on this list, and any other research sources you found and used for this story. Be sure to report the source of the numbers you choose. Be careful when reporting about percentages that you don't mistake a percentage increase with a percentage point increase. Be sure to answer the who, what, when, where, why and how of your story. You may use a summary or feature lead

Possible Outline with a Summary Lead

1. Headline (verb, specific vocabulary, interesting words)
2. Lead that summarizes findings, with a timely news peg. Incorporate news values.
3. Quote from the survey and attribution to the survey. (Good place for a hyperlink.)
4. Reaction from a source.
5. More survey findings, quoted or paraphrased.
6. Reaction from another source. (Another link might go here.)
7. More survey information or source information.
8. Source list

Possible Outline with a Feature Lead

1. Headline (verb, specific vocabulary, interesting words)
2. Attention-getting lead that uses an anecdote or sets a scene (one, two or three short paragraphs).
3. Nutgraf. Why this is a story now - some sort of news peg to the survey that includes the 5 W's. (Good place for a hyperlink.)
4. Quotation from a source that backs up the lead or nutgraf.
5. More facts about the story.
6. Quotation that explains the facts or reacts to them.
7. More facts, reaction or quotations. (Another link might go here.)
8. Strong ending that includes a telling fact or punchy quotation.
9. Source List

* Either use a Summary Lead of a Feature Lead for the story