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Calvert schools to post telehealth policy allowing parent‑initiated virtual visits for grades 6–12

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The Calvert County Board of Education reviewed a proposed policy Tuesday to allow parent‑initiated telehealth appointments for students in grades 6 through 12 and agreed to post the draft for public comment for up to four weeks.

The Calvert County Board of Education reviewed a proposed policy Tuesday to allow parent‑initiated telehealth appointments for students in grades 6 through 12 and agreed to post the draft for public comment for up to four weeks.

The policy, presented by Cecilia Lewis, Director of Student Services, responds to state legislation and guidance and would permit appointments between a student and an external provider during the school day when a parent or guardian requests the service. Lewis said the policy is focused on behavioral‑health services intended to reduce travel time and missed instruction.

Lewis told the board the policy aligns with “House Bill 522” and state guidance developed by the Maryland State Department of Education and the Maryland Department of Health. She said the draft allows LEAs…

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