Child ID#__________________
Child SS#__________________
Early Intervention Individualized Education
Program
Seneca Highlands Intermediate Unit Nine
RD #3, Box 311A; Smethport, PA 16749; (814) 887-9287
Child's Name_______________________DOB____________Address__________________________Phone_______________
Parent/Guardian/Surrogate_______________________________Address/Phone
(if different)___________________________
District of Residence_________________________Transition Year_______________Date of Last Eval.__________________
MDE
DATE_________________IEP
DATE________________ DATE FOR RE-EVAL___________________IEP
REVIEW___________________
Name of
Participant Relationship to child Signature (Signature
indicates attendance, not agreement)
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(Note: This section is completed
as the last step of the process.)
Projected Projected
EI Services Agency Address & Location of Hours/week Initiation Duration Contact
Phone Services Date of Service Person
Parents have a right to request
mediation or a prehearing conference and a right to a due process hearing. More information is
included in the attached
Procedural Safeguards Notice. I have
received a copy of the Procedural Safeguards Notice.
At Initial__________ (parent’s
initial) At IEP
Review__________( )
Family
Services Agency Address &
Phone Projected Projected Direct Service Contact
Initiation Duration or Referral Person
**Exit
Criteria**When IEP Team determines that the child is no longer eligible for
services.
Child's Name_______________________________________
Special considerations the IEP Team must address
before developing the IEP (each question must be answered)
A. Is the Child Blind or
Visually Impaired? NO
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YES - Team must provide instruction in Braille and use of
Braille/based on the child's
current and future reading and writing
skills and needs and will be included in the
development of the IEP.
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YES - Team does not need to address the need for Braille/Braille
instruction based on the
child's current and future reading and writing
skills and needs.
B. Is the Child Deaf or Hard of
Hearing? NO
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YES - Team must address the child's language and
communication needs, opportunities for direct
communication with
peers and professionals in the child's language and
communication
mode, academic level, and full range of needs
including opportunities
for direct instruction in the child's language and
communication
mode in the development of the IEP.
C. Does the Child exhibit
behaviors that NO
impede his/her learning or that of others? ______ YES - Team must develop strategies including positive
behavior interventions and supports in the IEP.
D. Does the Child have limited
English NO
proficiency? ______ YES - Team must
address the language needs of the child
in the development of the IEP.
E. Does the Child have
communication NO
needs? ______ YES - Team must
address the communication needs of
the child in the development of the IEP.
F. Does the Child require
assistive NO
technology devices and services?
(Any
item, piece ______YES – Team must
address the child’s assistive technology
of equipment, or product
system acquired needs
in the development of the IEP.
commercially, off the shelf,
modified, or customized
that is used to increase,
maintain or improve functional
capabilities of a child with
a disability.)
G. Does the Child need
transition to NO
school-age services? ______ YES - The child is
within one year of transition. Team
must
discuss
transition and develop transition goals and objectives.
H. Does the child have any
health concerns? NO
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YES - (If yes, team must address intervention strategies needed
to support the child's participation in programs and
services.)
I. Does the family wish to
include family NO
services? _____
YES - (If yes, team must list services and demographic information
on the services page of the IEP)
Early Intervention IEP
Child’s
Name______________________________________________________________________
Present Levels of
Performance
Describe the eligible young child’s Present Levels of Performance
(include functional information on strengths and
needs; describe in clear terms what the child can and cannot do).
Social/Behavior (include information about attention span and
behavior)
Motor
Self-Help
Communication
Cognition
With parental consent, describe what the family perceives as their
strengths and needs as they relate to the goals
of the child. What are the
family’s priorities for the child?
How does the eligible young child’s disability affect the child’s
participation in the general education curriculum
and/or appropriate activities?
Early Intervention IEP
Child's
Name____________________________________________ Goal Page_____________
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Measurable Annual Goal(s) |
Benchmarks/Short-term Objectives: *Expected level of achievement *Evaluation schedule *Method of Evaluation |
Date and Result of Review |
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Early
Intervention IEP
Child’s
Name___________________________________________________________
Specially designed instruction, special adaptations, strategies (Needed to advance appropriately toward attaining annual goals and to
be involved and to be involved and progress in the general curriculum and/or
appropriate activities)
1. Specially-designed instruction and supplementary aids and services-(answer ALL questions in functional terms) How are content, method and materials being modified to meet the eligible young child’s needs? What aids, services and supports are required to ensure the eligible young child meaningful participation to the maximum extent appropriate with non-eligible children?
2. Related services – What supportive services are required to assist the eligible young child to benefit from or gain access to special education? For example – OT, PT, transportation.
3. Supports – What training and/or materials will be provided for program personnel in order to allow the child to participate or progress in the general curriculum or appropriate activities?
4. Least Restrictive Environment – (Answer ALL questions in functional terms) Explain to what extent, if any, the eligible young child will not participate with non-eligible children. Explain why the child will be removed from typical peers, for what activities and for how long. Explain what arrangements will be made for the child to be with typical peers if instruction is to be delivered in a segregated setting.
5. Progress reporting – Explain how the program will report progress toward annual goals to parents and how often.