Md. Code, Education § 9.5-1004
This is the official text of Md. Code, Education § 9.5-1004, part of Maryland’s Code, Education — governs public schools and universities in Maryland.
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§9.
Official statutory text
§9.5–1004.
(a) Before operating a center, the provider shall submit to the Intermediary a plan that describes the:
(1) Services to be provided;
(2) Manner in which the services are provided; and
(3) Staff who will provide services at the center and training for other staff.
(b) The provider, in accordance with the plan:
(1) Shall employ staff;
(2) May recruit, train, and supervise volunteers; and
(3) Shall operate the center during periods of time, including, if necessary, weekends and nights, to accommodate parents’ needs.
(c) The plan shall describe the methods to be used to refer parents to other entities that provide services not available at the center.
(a) Before operating a center, the provider shall submit to the Intermediary a plan that describes the:
(1) Services to be provided;
(2) Manner in which the services are provided; and
(3) Staff who will provide services at the center and training for other staff.
(b) The provider, in accordance with the plan:
(1) Shall employ staff;
(2) May recruit, train, and supervise volunteers; and
(3) Shall operate the center during periods of time, including, if necessary, weekends and nights, to accommodate parents’ needs.
(c) The plan shall describe the methods to be used to refer parents to other entities that provide services not available at the center.
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