Some parents in Columbia, Mo., are pleased that a state-mandated policy will formalize their right to record individualized education program meetings for students with special needs. Some parents say it’s unfortunate the policy was needed to allow recordings since Missouri is a one-party consent state to record conversations.
Mo. parents can record IEP meetings
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