Call your state representatives and tell them you support House Bill 487, also called the Special Education Attorney's Fees Bill. You can find your representative here.
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Q & A: When Will I Receive the IEP in the Mail?
Answer: Parents are often surprised to learn that federal laws and regulations do not contain a deadline if the IEP team met to review or revise an IEP. (But note: If the IEP meeting was an eligibility meeting, federal regulations do provide a deadline - parents must receive the IEP 60 calendar days after the District received consent to evaluate UNLESS the state imposes a shorter timeframe. In Massachusetts the deadline is 45 school days after the consent to evaluate.)