'scuse me, but can a state's self-report be taken seriously as a criteria
for choosing the 'best' states?

Bobby


>More FYI type of stuff.
>Elizabeth Thiers, OTR
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>homepage: http://www.bv.net/~john/bethsot1.html
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>> From: AK Macleod <[log in to unmask]>
>> To: [log in to unmask]
>> Subject: FYI:The BEST States for Special Education ?
>> Date: Wednesday, December 16, 1998 2:56 PM
>>
>> FYI:
>> According to the Submissions on my website and posted here in summary:
>>
>> {Self-Reported Special Education Violations By State}
>> <A
>HREF="http://at-advocacy.phillynews.com/data/ustracking.html">http://at-
>> advocacy.phillynews.com/data/ustracking.html</A>
>>
>> The 'best states' - OR -  the ones with NO self-reported special
>education
>> violations are:
>> Alabama
>> Alaska
>> Delaware
>> Hawaii
>> Idaho
>> Iowa
>> Kansas
>> Mississippi
>> Montana
>> Nebraska
>> New Hampshire
>> New Mexico
>> North Carolina
>> North Dakota
>> Oklahoma
>> Rhode Island
>> South Carolina
>> South Dakota
>> Utah
>> Vermont
>> DC
>> West Virginia
>> Wyoming
>>
>> The worst, based on number of sped violations submitted are:
>> Florida
>> New Jersey
>> PA
>> NY
>> California
>>
>>
>> AK Macleod
>> NJ
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