The Longford Westmeath TD has personal experience with the system, as two of her boys have autism.
Around one in 20 schoolchildren are being diagnosed with autism.
That's a three-fold increase in under a decade, according to figures from the Department of Education.
It means around 400 new special classes would be needed every year for the next three years to keep up with demand.
Longford Westmeath TD Sorca Clarke is a mother to two autistic children, she says the State has been failing families in her position for many years:
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