Alaska HB9 mandates school districts to provide medically necessary services for children with disabilities in school settings.
HB9 requires Alaska school districts to create and implement procedures for children with disabilities to access medically necessary services in schools. This applies to children with a medical diagnosis and a prescription from a qualified health care professional. The bill also amends funding allocation rules for charter schools receiving additional funding.
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