BWEIP - IDEA Part C Requirements Sample Clauses

BWEIP - IDEA Part C Requirements. 1. Referral Notification a. Local early intervention (El) programs will inform the parent/guardian of the required referral notification during the development or review of Individualized Family Service Plan (IFSP) nearest to the child's 2nd birthday. (1) The EI programs will use the Baby Toddler Online Tracking System (BTOTS) to exchange notification information with the state education agency (SEA) and the local education agency (LEA) through the Transition from Early Intervention Data Information System (TEDI). TEDI is a database used by Baby Watch, LEAs, and the USBE to share, with parent consent, a child’s transition information. b. The referral notification information includes: (1) Child's name; (2) Date of birth; (3) Primary language; and (4) Parent/guardian contact information including: name(s), address, email, and phone number.
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BWEIP - IDEA Part C Requirements. 1. Referral Notification a. The local early intervention (EI) program will introduce the concept of transition to parents at the initial Individualized Family Service Plan (IFSP) meeting by discussing age and eligibility guidelines for IDEA part B services, what can be done to plan for transition and the timing of transition events and services throughout the child’s enrollment in the EI program. b. The EI programs will use the Baby Toddler Online Tracking System (BTOTS) to exchange notification information with the state education agency (SEA) and the local education agency (LEA) through the Transition from Early Intervention Data Information System (TEDI). TEDI is a database jointly developed by the BWEIP and the USOE-SES to exchange transition information. c. The referral notification information includes the following personally identifiable information: (1) Child’s name (2) Child’s date of birth (3) Child’s primary language (4) Parent/guardian contact information, including parent’s names, addresses, and telephone numbers.

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