ADMINISTRATIVE LETTER: 47
POLICY CODE: GC
Continue reading “Maine Unified Special Education Regulations Effective July 2”
ADMINISTRATIVE LETTER: 47
POLICY CODE: GC
Continue reading “Maine Unified Special Education Regulations Effective July 2”
Maine school districts can expect to receive about $48.1 million in federal funds for the 2011-12 school year to pay for special-education programs for school-age children.
ADMINISTRATIVE LETTER: 44
POLICY CODE: CG
Continue reading “Revised Individualized Educational Program Document”
A coalition of non-profit, social-service agencies is looking for 2,000 pre-orders of the Maine License Plate for Kids so the new specialty plate can become a reality.
Continue reading “Specialty plate would support kids’ recreation”
Commissioner Bowen honors 10 who make a difference in Blaine House ceremony
AUGUSTA – Education Commissioner Stephen Bowen honored 10 people in a Blaine House ceremony Friday for their contributions to meeting the needs of children and youth at risk in their schools and/or communities.
Continue reading “Awardees recognized for helping students at risk”
ADMINISTRATIVE LETTER: 40
POLICY CODE: DI
ADMINISTRATIVE LETTER: 39
POLICY CODE: IH
The Office of Special Services at the Maine Department of Education will provide training on the electronic application process for 2011-12 Local Entitlement funds. There will be a choice of webinar sessions – May 26 at 9 a.m. or 1 p.m. The webinar is anticipated to last approximately 1.5 hours.
The Maine Department of Health and Human Services and the Maine Department of Education are offering a series of training sessions throughout the state.
Continue reading “Training and technical assistance for MaineCare enrollment and billing”
ADMINISTRATIVE LETTER NO: 35
POLICY CODE: ILB
Continue reading “2010-2011 Alternate Assessment 1% Proficiency Cap Waiver Request”