The clock starts

The form is now a case with a legal deadline on it. Look at where the clock started.

Case: stu_0970
School: EL-011
Signed on: 2026-06-30
Received on: 2026-06-30
Clock starts: 2026-06-30
Due: 2026-08-29
Status: 10 days overdue

The clock runs from the day the district received consent, not the day the parent signed it. That is the trigger in 34 CFR §300.301(c)(1)(i), and a form signed on the first and delivered on the tenth is due sixty days from the tenth.

Process — how this was decided

1Rule selectedUS_FEDERAL — IDEA baseline -- 60 calendar days

2Clock starts2026-06-30 — the date the district RECEIVED consent, which is the trigger in 34 CFR §300.301(c)(1)(i)

3Calendar appliedno days excluded — this rule counts calendar days

4Deadline computed2026-08-29

5Against today10 days overdue

Determination → due 2026-08-29

The case was created during the intake pass, which runs after the deadline scan — so it escalates on the next run. It runs hourly regardless.

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