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to reach out to the Louisiana Literacy Division at [email protected]. Unit Organization Each FIRE, , city and state. This could look two ways. If I am mailing a letter to someone in Louisiana who lives in Baton Rouge, the envelope would only have a comma between Baton Rouge and Louisiana since, , Louisiana. If I were to write the address in a sentence, it would look like: 3810 West Lakeshore Drive, The largest cities in Louisiana are New Orleans, Baton Rouge, and Shreveport. writing addresses

 Louisiana Department of Education doe.louisiana.gov | P.O. Box 94064 • Baton Rouge, LA • 70804-9064 Updated March 3, 2026 2024-25 Louisiana Special Education Due Process Hearing Dispositions This document contains a copy of the decision or order that disposed of each Louisiana special, Louisiana Department of Education doe.louisiana.gov | P.O. Box 94064 • Baton Rouge, LA • 70804-9064 Updated, , 2025 Louisiana Special Education Due Process Hearing 45-H-01 STATE OF LOUISIANA DIVISION

 Title 28 EDUCAT ION Part XI. Accountability/Testing Subpart 5. Bulletin 127—LEAP Connect Assessment, Louisiana Connectors for Students with Significant Cognitive Disabilities Chapter 91. Introduction §9101. Introduction A. The Louisiana Connect exam for students with significant cognitive disabilities aligned to the Louisiana standards in: 1. English-language arts; 2. mathematics; 3. science; and 4. social studies. AUTHORITY NOTE: Promulgated in accordance with R.S. 17:24.4

in the alternate assessment meet Louisiana's participation criteria. The school system verifies, assessment meet Louisiana's partlcipatlon criterla. The school system verlfies that any, participating in the alternate assessment meet Louisiana’s participation criteria. The school system, system verifies that all students participating in the alternate assessment meet Louisiana’s, participating in the alternate assessment meet Louisiana’s participation criteria. The school system

Content Louisiana Department of Education TABLE OF CONTENTS I. Cover Letter 1 II. ACT A. ACT, State & District Comparison Report 7 D. Louisiana ACT Profile Report 9 III. End-of-Course (EOC, with answers to the following questions regarding the ACT assessment administered to all Louisiana students during their junior year of high school. Question Resource 1. How do Louisiana students perform, on Louisiana’s National standings: http://www.louisianabelieves.com/newsroom/news

to reach out to the Louisiana Literacy Division at [email protected]. Unit Organization Each FIRE