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Source document used: Caseworker Clinical Disbursement Request Note

To whom it may concern, I am writing to formally request a disbursement for the care and developmental needs of our ward, Marcus J. Sterling (DCFS ID: 8829401-X). We have secured services through All-Pro Educational Supplies, located at 4500 Industrial Way, Suite B, Chicago, IL 60609. Marcus requires several items to support his recent placement transition. First, we need a high-quality study desk ($150.00) to provide a quiet space for homework, as well as an ergonomic chair ($85.00) to ensure proper posture. We also require a noise-canceling headphone set ($120.00) to help manage his sensory sensitivities during study hours. Additionally, a set of educational textbooks for his new curriculum ($200.00) is necessary to keep him at grade level, alongside a graphing calculator ($110.00) for his algebra coursework, which will prevent him from falling behind his peers. Finally, a durable storage organizer ($45.00) is requested to keep his materials secure and organized. The total expenditure for these essential items comes to $710.00. Please forward the check to our regional office at 100 W Randolph St, Chicago, IL 60601. Should you need to discuss this request, you may reach me at the caseworker line 312-555-0199, or contact my supervisor, Sarah Jenkins, at 312-555-0844. Our office fax is 312-555-9000. These items are vital to stabilizing Marcus's academic performance and maintaining his progress toward his individualized education plan (IEP).