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by Patrick Hoover ·
The decision is in! Anne R. Kaiser of the Maryland House of Delegates has ruled on the proposal to shorten the document review period for parents prior to IEP meetings from five business days to five calendar days.
After much debate in the community and advocacy by groups such as the Maryland Special Education Lawyers, the state has decided to keep the rule unchanged.
Read the full explanation of the decision in the letter below.
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Patrick Hoover
For over 30 years I've focused my private law practice (HooverLaw. LLC) on what I call "kidcentric law". I'm licensed in Maryland and Washington, DC representing students and youth confronted with administrative and legal issues in school and the community. I love it!
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