Late referrals to EI Sample Clauses

Late referrals to EI o Any child suspected of having a disability referred to HMG 46-90 days before his/her 3rd. birthday will be assigned a service coordinator, who will assist in writing the IFSP that includes at least one transition outcome. The IFSP meeting shall serve as the TPC. The LEA is invited to this initial IFSP/TPC, with parent permission, if someone thinks the child might have a disability.  To expedite the process due to reduced timeframe, the LEA may consider meeting with EI and parents at the home (with parental consent); conducting an observation, parent interview or child screening; and as appropriate to the situation, filling out PR-04 (referral), obtaining consent for assessment, scheduling assessment or further screening and/or PR-01.  EI will provide evaluation and assessment information to inform the evaluation process. o Children referred to EI 45 days or less before their 3rd birthday will be referred directly to the LEA or other appropriate community agency, e.g. Head Start, community child care, Starting Point, private and public preschools. A service coordinator will not be assigned. If EI has information on child, it will be shared with LEA with parent permission.  If the LEA suspects a disability, the LEA will complete an evaluation within sixty days of parental consent for evaluation, but an individualized education program (IEP) is not required by their third birthday.
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