Rhode Island § 16-86-3 § 16-86-3. Input of interested parties.

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§ 16-86-3 — § 16-86-3. Input of interested parties.

Rhode Island § 16-86-3

Title 16Education

Ch. 16-86Rhode Island Community Supports Academy [See Title 16 Chapter 97 â€” The Rhode Island Board of Education Act]

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§ 16-86-3. Input of interested parties.
(a) In conducting the feasibility study, (RIBGHE), (OHHS) and (RIDLT) will solicit input
            from a variety of interested parties, including, but not limited to:
         
(1) Administration and staff of the Paul V. Sherlock Center.
         
(2) Administrators and faculty from Rhode Island-based institutions of higher education
            that currently offer coursework and degrees related to special needs adults and children.
         
(3) Appropriate community organizations that support the advancement of special needs
            individuals.
   

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§ 16-86-3. Input of interested parties.

(a) In conducting the feasibility study, (RIBGHE), (OHHS) and (RIDLT) will solicit input from a variety of interested parties, including, but not limited to:

(1) Administration and staff of the Paul V. Sherlock Center.

(2) Administrators and faculty from Rhode Island-based institutions of higher education that currently offer coursework and degrees related to special needs adults and children.

(3) Appropriate community organizations that support the advancement of special needs individuals.