For autistic twins, it's a learning battle
CASHION — Martin Barry wants his daughters and others with autism to get a good education.
Todd Garrison wants to pay the bills and keep good teachers in the rural district where he is superintendent.
Cashion student Cayden Cochran , 17, worries his two brothers won't carry on the family legacy of wearing maroon and gold. However, none is sure what will happen next.
Barry filed his third complaint agai...
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