These days, it seems all Beth Gellman-Beer does is wait.
First, she waited to see whether President Donald Trump would follow through on his promise to dismantle the U.S. Department of Education. She’s worked there for nearly two decades, helping prevent students from experiencing the bullying she faced growing up with disabilities.
Then, in March, she and more than 1,300 of her coworkers were laid off, and she waited to see if a court would intervene. By May, a federal judge in Boston had reinstated her position and those of many of her colleagues.
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