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Federal Reports
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Department of Education
Baltimore County Public Schools’ Oversight of Individualized Education Programs
Our objective was to determine whether Baltimore County Public Schools (Baltimore County) designed and implemented sufficient processes for overseeing the development of Individualized Education Programs (IEPs) for children with disabilities and ensuring that those children receive the services described in their IEPs. The inspection covered Baltimore County’s processes in these areas from July 1, 2024, through June 30, 2025.
We found that Baltimore County designed and implemented sufficient processes for overseeing the development of IEPs and ensuring that children with disabilities receive the services described in their IEPs. Exclusive of a small number of exceptions, our testing of IEPs and related documentation for a sample of 25 students found that the IEPs included required information and applicable IEP requirements were met and that students received the services described in their IEPs. Because Baltimore County designed and implemented sufficient processes for overseeing the development of IEPs and ensuring that children with disabilities receive the services described in their IEPs, we do not make any recommendations in this report.
Evaluation of the DoW’s and Military Departments’ Administrative Review Process for Responding to Allegations of Abuse at Child Development Centers (Report No. DOWIG-2026-094)
Final Management Letter: Contract Management Concerns Identified During OIG Evaluation of Enforcement’s Collection and Distribution of Disgorgements and Penalties
Final Management Letter: Contract Management Concerns Identified During OIG Evaluation of Enforcement’s Collection and Distribution of Disgorgements and Penalties
Under the Commercial Crew Program, SpaceX and Boeing were selected to develop U.S.-based crew transportation capabilities that would be certified by NASA to meet human-rating requirements and begin routine flights to the International Space Station. The SpaceX Crew Dragon received its certification in 2020 and has flown 12 crewed missions to and from the Station since that time. The Boeing Starliner, however, is uncertified as its three flight tests have uncovered a significant number of unexpected issues with varying levels of mission risk that remain.
