These text files can be opened in your word processing program and saved on your hard drive. You can then customize it with your program or district information.
These are examples of correspondence, including letters to medical personnel and community agencies, that help meet the requirement for actively pursuing the identification of eligible children.
Press release (newspaper article describing special education services) without letter
Press release (newspaper article describing special education services) with letter
Radio public service announcement describing Child Find
Flyer for distribution in public utility (phone, cable, gas, electric) company bills
Letter to physicians with Child Find information and to request referrals
Letter to day care centers and others with Child Find information and to request referrals
Child Find Brochures
Child Find Posters
These are examples of correspondence, including letters to administrative secretaries and campus contacts that facilitate Child Find procedures. There are also Campus and District Assurance Checklists that provide documentation that Child Find procedures have been met throughout the district/program.
Letter to district administrative secretaries about their role in Child Find referrals and process
Letter to campus contacts about their role in Child Find referrals and process
This document describes a description of roles and responsibilities for all personnel involved in the Child Find effort.
This document is a sample form for conducting a review of your district's compliance with Child Find requirements.
Click here to view a text copy of a calendar for Child Find Events