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Parent Teacher Conference Handouts Latest Issue - Request For A Review or Revision of A Child's IEP Go to the PDP Menu Parent/Teacher conferences are an integral part of being a special education teacher and afford the opportunity to...

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December 8, 2004 John H. Hager Assumes Duties as Assistant Secretary for Special Education and Rehabilitative Services December 6, 2004. John H. Hager, a former lieutenant governor of Virginia, has been sworn in as assistant secretary for the...

December 16, 2004 Jones Announces Resignation As General Counsel Department of Education General Counsel Brian W. Jones has announced his resignation from the Bush administration, following more than three years' service as the top legal...

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