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Gilmer County board reviews special-education audit, orders clerical corrections and follow-up
Summary
Michelle Mason presented a LEA compliance monitoring report identifying multiple clerical and documentation errors — including misclassified IEP minutes, a math class with high special-education percentage, and discipline entry errors — and the board agreed to file corrections and meet the state's May 29 follow‑up deadline.
Michelle Mason, the district's special-education presenter, told the Gilmer County Board of Education that a recent LEA compliance review found multiple noncompliance issues, most of them clerical, that the district must correct.
Mason said the audit flagged AF4 (instructional grouping) and AF8 (service verification minutes) findings, noting instances where master schedules or IEP entries did not match — for example, a class listed as “learning skills” on one document and “living skills” on an IEP, and…
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