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						  Catherine Lattz&rsquo;s title as director of student services for the East Aurora School District implies she works to help kids. On a recent rainy morning, she literally did that while offering a tour of the district&rsquo;s new Child Service Center. When a preschooler getting ready for his bus ride had a little trouble zipping up his sweatshirt. Lattz stepped in to lend a hand. &ldquo;That&rsquo;s probably the most exciting part, the little kids,&rdquo; Lattz said with a smile. The Child Service Center, which opened in late August, brings together the district&rsquo;s 230 preschool and special education students into eight classrooms  &amp;hellip;
					  
				 
	  				  
   