O'Bannon's request reflected the recommendations from the governor's council, Maniago said. The group said the state's departments of education and health should develop a plan by the end of this year to provide additional services throughout the state so children can remain closer to their families. Those discussions are under way, but Marra emphasized that doesn't mean there won't be a significant future role for Silvercrest in special education services. Even the governor's council recognized that there likely will be a continued need for residential care for some children. I feel that some communities aren't ready for these kids.
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