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La’trisha Fletcher referred Jacob W. to our residential services. The above attachment, include CFA and IEP. I have informed Ms Fletcher, that we will need a psych eval and IQ testing to evaluate Jacob for our residential services.
La’trisha Fletcher referred Jacob W. to our residential services. The above attachment, include CFA and IEP. I have informed Ms Fletcher, that we will need a psych eval and IQ testing to evaluate Jacob for our residential

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