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"Your website is an oasis of  knowledge about special ed law. We will come back again and again, until we have swallowed enough information to establish a useful IEP program for our daughter. Thank you!"

"As a parent of LD children, I am lucky to have found this site. Every time I click on, I learn something new, some new twist to ed law. Thank you for the hard work you put into this web site." 

"I am a retired teacher who owns an education consulting service. Your site is a God-send! It has valuable info that I, among many, can use. Keep up the good work!"
 
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