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# Introduction

This section offers a more detailed introduction to CLE and what is meant by the term. An overview of data sources for CLE offer both state agency administrators and providers examples of how it is currently being measured and classified. The Four Guideposts for CLE presents research findings on essential principles in the delivery of high quality day services and supports that lead to meaningful outcomes.

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