Connecticut § 10-91m Private providers of special education services to notify boards of education of all complaints, resolutions or outcomes, corrective actions and programming or service changes for students resulting from such complaints.

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§ 10-91m — Private providers of special education services to notify boards of education of all complaints, resolutions or outcomes, corrective actions and programming or service changes for students resulting from such complaints.

Connecticut § 10-91m

Title 10Education and Culture

Ch. 164Educational Opportunities

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Conn. Gen. Stat. § 10-91m (2026).

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Any private provider of special education services, as defined in section 10-91g, that has entered into a contract with a local or regional board of education, pursuant to section 10-91j, shall inform such board of (1) all complaints received against such private provider concerning the mistreatment of students receiving special education services from such private provider, (2) the resolution or outcome of such complaints and any corrective action taken as a result of such complaints, and (3) any programming or service changes for students under the jurisdiction of such board as a result of a complaint.

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Any private provider of special education services, as defined in section 10-91g, that has entered into a contract with a local or regional board of education, pursuant to section 10-91j, shall inform such board of (1) all complaints received against such private provider concerning the mistreatment of students receiving special education services from such private provider, (2) the resolution or outcome of such complaints and any corrective action taken as a result of such complaints, and (3) any programming or service changes for students under the jurisdiction of such board as a result of a complaint.