(Prompt 7) Please analyze the following text from a document and extract ONLY the true section headers. Structure the output in a hierarchical markdown format, using # for H1, ## for H2, ### for H3, etc. A true header in this document typically: 1. Is short (usually 1-7 words) 2. Does not form part of a complete sentence 3. Introduces a new section of content 4. Often appears in bold, ALL CAPS, as 1-5 words on a line with blank lines on either side, or larger font than surrounding text 5. Is sometimes in bold and followed by a colon and then the regular text of a paragraph (e.g., "**Header/Title:** This part is just paragraph text.") DO NOT include as headers: - The first few words of a paragraph even if they appear in bold - Sentence fragments that are part of longer sentences or paragraphs - Individual bullet points - Individual numbered/alpha-numeric bullet points (e.g., "a. IEP changes should be made" or "1. Placement changes should happen.") - Phrases that would not make sense as standalone section titles - Your own summary of what you think a section of text is about For headers that appear as "**Title:** Content", extract ONLY the "Title" part as the header. Determine the appropriate hierarchy level based on: - Font size/styling in the original document (if detectable) (e.g., centered headers would be higher in hierarchy than left-aligned headers) - Semantic relationships between headers Output ONLY the headers in a clean hierarchical markdown structure with no explanatory text. DO NOT CREATE HEADERS that you think should or could exist. Only use the text that is in the document as a header. <document> {{ document }} </document>