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In Florida, new school laws have an unintended consequence: Bureaucracy

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Across Florida, hundreds of thousands of students need permission slips for what was once routine in schools.

Educators in the state say recent laws and regulations around parental consent have created an entirely new bureaucracy, filled with forms and nagging phone calls to parents. The requirements have made it more difficult to provide services to children who need them 鈥 even services like vision and hearing tests.

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