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Massachusetts School Law Sourcebook & Citator

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  • Product Number: 2140518EBK
  • Publication Date: 5/6/2023
  • Edition: 2024 Edition
  • Copyright: © 2024 MCLE, Inc
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    The Massachusetts School Law Sourcebook & Citator organizes frequently needed information from a wide range of authorities into a single handy resource. Selected provisions from Massachusetts statutes, regulations, and administrative materials are included, along with applicable federal statutes and regulations. The book's case digest provides abstracts of decisions issued by the Bureau of Special Education Appeals.

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    • Update: May 2024

      Dear Subscriber:

      Thank you for updating your reference library with the 2024 edition of the Massachusetts School Law Sourcebook & Citator . This product combines the latest in sourcebook materials—statutes, regulations, and administrative resources—with a case digest summarizing selected 2023 decisions from the Bureau of Special Education Appeals (BSEA). The book's entire contents are downloadable, along with additional administrative materials and ten years of collected decision abstracts, for enhanced access and searchability.

      Highlights from the updates for 2024 include

      • amendments to the Massachusetts General Laws addressing
        • a new competitive grant program, Green School Works, that provides financial support to schools and school districts to promote clean energy and energy efficiency;
        • public collective bargaining agreements; and
        • limitations on grants approved by the Massachusetts School Building Authority;
      • amended regulations on professional licensing, virtual schools, and alternatives to student suspension;
      • a revised BSEA standing order on electronic filing;
      • recently issued guidance from the Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education on accommodation for religious observances, the Problem Resolution System Office, services for homeless students, and the financial aspects of special education, and
      • summaries of fourteen BSEA decisions issued during 2023, addressing issues such as
        • the offer of a functional behavioral assessment when a student's alleged misconduct was found to be related to attention deficit hyperactivity disorder;
        • a municipality's financial responsibility for a student whose parents had moved out of state but for whom a guardian had not yet been appointed; and
        • various assessments of whether individualized education programs were affording students the free appropriate public education to which they were entitled.

      Thank you for your continued support as we at MCLE strive to bring you the latest solutions for your practice.

      Very truly yours,

      John M. Lawlor, Esq., MCLE Publications Attorney

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    Selected Massachusetts Laws

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    Massachusetts Regulations and Rules

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    Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education Administrative Materials

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    Federal Statutes

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    Federal Regulations

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    Case Digest

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    Appendix

    Cumulative Case Digest 2013–2023

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