1. 09/13/2007 Child Find Networking Meeting Jessica Wolf Infant/Toddler and Family Services Office of Early Childhood Education and Family Services Michigan Department of Education

2. 09/13/2007 State Performance Plan Indicator #5 Percent of infants and toddlers birth to one with Individual Family Service Plans (IFSPs) compared to: A. Other states with similar eligibility definitions; B. National data; C. State target.

3. 09/13/2007 State Performance Plan Indicator #6 Percent of infants and toddlers birth to three with IFSPs compared to: A. Other states with similar eligibility definitions; B. National data; C. State target.

4. 09/13/2007 Code of Federal Regulations 34 CFR 303.321 All infants and toddlers in the state who are eligible for services are identified, located and evaluated.

5. 09/13/2007 Code of Federal Regulations 34 CFR 303.302 The Child Find system must include procedures for use by primary referral sources for referring a child to the appropriate public agency within the system for: 1. Evaluation and assessment, or 2. As appropriate, the provision of services.

6. 09/13/2007 Primary Referral Sources Hospitals, including prenatal and postnatal facilities; Physicians; Parents; Day care programs; Local educational agencies; Public health facilities; Other social service agencies; and Other health care providers.

7. 09/13/2007 Timelines Once the public agency receives a referral, it shall appoint a service coordinator as soon as possible. Within 45 days after it receives a referral, the public agency shall: 1. Complete the evaluation and assessment activities, and 2. Hold an IFSP meeting.

8. 09/13/2007 Questions