COLUMBIA, S.C. (WBTW) -- One of the candidates running for South Carolina's superintendent of education recently discussed the impacts that special education cuts are having on classrooms.

Sylvia Wright joined parents, students, and community members in Columbia on Tuesday. • Photo courtesy of Kelli Williams, senior advisor for Sylvia Wright • Photo courtesy of Kelli Williams, senior advisor for Sylvia Wright • Photo courtesy of Kelli Williams, senior advisor for Sylvia Wright • Photo courtesy of Kelli Williams, senior advisor for Sylvia Wright

According to multiple reports, the Trump administration is laying off more than 466 employees within the US Department of Education. Wright advocated in her speech the concerns and possible solutions out there to help students with special

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