HARRY HUGHES, Governor

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(ii) To work with the local subdivisions to
collect and analyze data during the program period; and

(iii) Subject to [Article 40, § 51 of the Code]
§ 2-1312 OF THE STATE GOVERNMENT ARTICLE, to prepare the reports
to the General Assembly and the Secretary of Health and Mental
Hygiene on July 1, 1982 and July 1, 1983.

7-417.

The provisions of this subtitle creating the school health
pilot program and relating to the regulation of this program and
any regulations promulgated under [this subtitle] THE PROGRAM are
of no effect and may not be enforced after July 1, 1992.

8-401.

(a) In this subtitle, the following words have the meanings
indicated.

(1) ["Compensatory special educational services"
means the additional years of special education services that
shall be available to a handicapped individual who meets the
requirements in Section 8-401.1(a) of this subtitle.

(2)] "Handicapped child" means a child who has been
determined through appropriate assessment as having temporary or
long-term special educational needs arising from cognitive,
emotional, or physical factors, or any combination of these, and
whose ability to meet general educational objectives is impaired
to a degree whereby the services available in the general
education program are inadequate in preparing one to achieve his
educational potential.

[(3)] (2) "Special educational services" means the
educational services necessary to assure that all handicapped
children are given the opportunity to reach appropriate levels of
knowledge and learning skills consistent with their potential and
includes the full range of these services, including special
equipment, therapeutic treatments ancillary to education, and
transportation, whether provided as part of or in addition to
regular classroom placement or in separate public or private
classes or facilities.

[(c) In    this subtitle, the terms "child" or "children"

shall include   any individual eligible for or receiving special

educational       services or compensatory special educational
services.]

[8-401.1.

(a) A handicapped individual shall receive up to 2 years
compensatory special education services for as many years as the
individual was a resident of Maryland and was unable to attend
school or was unable to receive appropriate educational services
in any year after 1975, if the individual: