Minnesota Statutes § 125A.52 - RESIDENTIAL TREATMENT FACILITIES; DEPARTMENTS OF HUMAN SERVICES AND CORRECTIONS EDUCATION SCREENING — United States — Minnesota law | Esheria

Minnesota Statutes § 125A.52 - RESIDENTIAL TREATMENT FACILITIES; DEPARTMENTS OF HUMAN SERVICES AND CORRECTIONS EDUCATION SCREENING

Certain residential treatment facilities must screen juveniles after a 72-hour stay using a department-identified educational screening tool, unless the juvenile already has a current individualized education program and the facility gets a copy.

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