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2002 LAWS OF MARYLAND
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Ch. 230
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(II) UPON REQUEST OF THE PARENT OR GUARDIAN AT ANY TIME,
WITH REASONABLE NOTICE.
(D) A PERSON MAY NOT SUBJECT A STUDENT TO INVOLUNTARY TIME OUT AS
A MEANS OF DISCIPLINE.
7-1106.
(A) A STAFF MEMBER OF THE SCHOOL OR PROGRAM THAT THE STUDENT
ATTENDS SHALL MONITOR A STUDENT VISUALLY AND AUDITORILY, ON A
CONTINUOUS BASIS, WHILE THE STUDENT IS IN THE TIME OUT ROOM OR AREA.
(B) A STUDENT PLACED IN A TIME OUT ROOM OR AREA SHALL BE PROVIDED
WITH CLEAR INSTRUCTIONS ABOUT THE REQUIREMENTS THAT THE STUDENT MUST
SATISFY IN ORDER TO BE REINTEGRATED INTO THE CLASSROOM.
7-1107.
(A) VOLUNTARY TIME OUT MAY BE REQUESTED BY:
(1) SCHOOL STAFF; OR
(2) THE STUDENT.
(B) A PERSON MAY NOT USE PHYSICAL FORCE TO PREVENT A STUDENT
SUBJECT TO VOLUNTARY TIME OUT FROM LEAVING THE DESIGNATED TIME OUT
ROOM OR AREA UNLESS TRAINED SCHOOL STAFF DETERMINES THAT THE STUDENT
REQUIRES AN INVOLUNTARY TIME OUT.
7-1108. 7-1102.
(A) THE DEPARTMENT SHALL ADOPT REGULATIONS TO IMPLEMENT THIS
SUBTITLE.
(B) THE REGULATIONS SHALL BE DEVELOPED WITH INPUT AND ADVICE
FROM;
(1) PARENTS OF STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES;
(2) OTHER PARENTS;
(3) TEACHERS;
(4) ADMINISTRATORS;
(5) ADVOCATES FOR PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES;
(6) OTHER ADVOCACY ORGANIZATIONS; AND
(7) INDIVIDUALS WITH KNOWLEDGE OR EXPERTISE IN THE
DEVELOPMENT AND IMPLEMENTATION OF BEHAVIORAL INTERVENTIONS FOR
STUDENTS WITH CHALLENGING BEHAVIORS.
(A) THE STATE SUPERINTENDENT SHALL APPOINT A TASK FORCE TO
PROPOSE REGULATIONS TO THE STATE BOARD REGARDING STUDENT BEHAVIOR
INTERVENTION PRACTICES.
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