Maine LD1439 requires parental consent for student evaluations involving intellectual, emotional, behavioral, psychological, or physical development.
Maine LD1439 mandates that school administrative units cannot conduct evaluations of students that include testing of intellectual, emotional, behavioral, psychological, or physical development or are for diagnosing such conditions without first obtaining signed, written consent from the student's parent or legal guardian. This law aims to protect the health and welfare of children in public schools by ensuring parents are informed and agree to these evaluations.
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