Judge Geraldine Hines of Middlesex (MA, U.S.) Superior Court ruled that Brad Crandall, a student who has dyslexia, should be eligible to play hockey for his home school even though he attends a different school. Crandall attends a vocational-technical high school but will be able to play for a local high school. Read the story from the MetroWest Daily News.
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