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20132014 School Year Dear Parents/Guardians, Your child will receive Needs Based Instruction (FBI) as part of the new NYS mandated RTI (Response to Intervention ...

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What is your child will receive?

Your child will receive financial support.

Who is required to file your child will receive?

Parents or legal guardians are required to file for their child.

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What is the purpose of your child will receive?

The purpose is to provide financial assistance for the child's needs.

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You must report the child's personal information and financial needs.