Rhode Island Child Outreach Screening - Parental Consent - Rhode Island

Rhode Island Child Outreach Screening - Parental Consent is a legal document that was released by the Rhode Island Department of Education - a government authority operating within Rhode Island.

FAQ

Q: What is the Rhode Island Child Outreach Screening?
A: The Rhode Island Child Outreach Screening is a program that provides developmental and behavioral screenings for children in the state.

Q: What is the purpose of the screenings?
A: The purpose of the screenings is to identify children who may need additional support or services in order to thrive.

Q: How are the screenings conducted?
A: The screenings are conducted by trained professionals who use standardized assessment tools and observations to assess a child's development and behavior.

Q: Who is eligible for the screenings?
A: All children in Rhode Island, from birth to age five, are eligible for the screenings.

Q: Do parents need to give consent for their child to be screened?
A: Yes, parental consent is required for a child to participate in the screenings.

Q: How can parents give consent?
A: Parents can give consent by completing and signing a consent form, which can be obtained from their child's preschool or childcare provider.

Q: Is there a cost for the screenings?
A: No, the screenings are provided free of charge to families.

Q: What happens after the screenings are completed?
A: After the screenings, parents will receive a report with the results and recommendations. If any concerns are identified, parents will be provided with resources and referrals for further evaluation or services.

Q: Are the screening results confidential?
A: Yes, the screening results are confidential and are only shared with the child's parents and any professionals involved in their care.