2007 House Bill 4529 (Revise special ed student cross-district enrollment rule )

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Introduced by Rep. Fran Amos (R) on March 22, 2007, to eliminate a requirement that a contiguous intermediate school district must have a written agreement with a special education pupil’s district or intermediate district of residence in order for that student to be enrolled in the neighboring intermediate district (and for the neighboring district to get the state school aid payments tied to the student).
- Referred to the House Education Committee on March 22, 2007.

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1) You my friend are misinformed to be sure! [by Anonymous Citizen on December 14, 2007]
"Michigan doesnt change their rules to comply with federal regulations they could lose $380 million dollars in federal funding."
You my friend are misinformed to be sure, Michigan must promugate rules that comply with the federal regulation.
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2) The need is still there [by Anonymous Citizen on October 26, 2007]
We had some momentum building this summer concerning this bill. Now that has tapered off. We need to make legislators aware that we have not given up the fight. We need to contact them daily or at least weekly, to ensure the passage of this bill. We need to keep up the fight for all of our special needs students!
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3) re: Oakland ISD [by Anonymous Citizen on August 16, 2007]
No, I don't "get your drift". Have you had a child tested at the ISD or are you simply circulating rumor and doing some Oakland ISD bashing?
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