Comisión de Educación Especial RS 42 14 de mayo de 2021

Senate Comisión Especial para la Monitorea Legislativa del programa de educación especial · May 14, 2021

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Parent testimony: assistants, remedio provisional and teletherapy concerns

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Unidentified Speaker (parent/advocate) described problems with assignment and training of assistants (T‑1), argued remedio provisional is essential to guarantee quality, and criticized online/teletherapy payment parity and fraudulent practices (charging in‑person rates for group/video therapy). She cites the 2019 and 2020 departmental regulations changing notice timing and urges investigation into long‑term outcomes for special‑education students.

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A Senate special commission hearing on May 14, 2021, heard parents, advocates and providers about failures in special‑education services, the remedio provisional process and the MIPE electronic system; witnesses described missed notifications, late payments, automatic vendor “vinculations” and risks to students’ continuity of care.

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