Maine § 20-A §7252-A Early intervention; special education programs; approval

Maine Statutes

§ 20-A §7252-A — Early intervention; special education programs; approval

Maine § 20-A §7252-A

Title 20-AEDUCATION

Part 4SPECIFIC EDUCATION PROGRAMS

Ch. 303CHILDREN WITH DISABILITIES

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Bluebook

Me. Rev. Stat. tit. 20-A, § 20-A §7252-A (2026).

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Early intervention and special education programs may be established for the delivery of early intervention and special education services to children with disabilities in accordance with section 7204, subsection 4. An early intervention program may be provided by an intermediate educational unit, an approved private school or a state licensed agency. A special education program may be offered by a school administrative unit, an approved private school or a state licensed agency. All early intervention and special education programs offered by approved private schools or state licensed agencies must:

1.Supervision. Be provided under the supervision of the school administrative unit responsible for the education of the child with a disability enrolled in the program;

2.Description. Be des

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Early intervention and special education programs may be established for the delivery of early intervention and special education services to children with disabilities in accordance with section 7204, subsection 4. An early intervention program may be provided by an intermediate educational unit, an approved private school or a state licensed agency. A special education program may be offered by a school administrative unit, an approved private school or a state licensed agency. All early intervention and special education programs offered by approved private schools or state licensed agencies must:
1.
Supervision.
Be provided under the supervision of the school administrative unit responsible for the education of the child with a disability enrolled in the program;
2.
Description.
Be described in a master contractual agreement between the agency or private school and the commissioner; and
3.
Approval.
Be approved in advance of the enrollment of any child with a disability.