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We are building this collection of links to state Part C policies.
We show the URLs for printing purposes.
If your state has similar resources, please contact Sue Goode
(sue_goode@unc.edu) to add your materials to our list.
The links provided are current as of February 2008.
(See also our Part B State Regulations Web page)
Alabama
Arizona
| California
| Colorado
| Connecticut
| Delaware
| Florida
| Hawaii
| Idaho
| Illinois
| Indiana
| Iowa
| Kansas
| Kentucky
| Louisiana
| Maine
| Massachusetts
| Michigan
| Minnesota
| Missouri
| Nebraska
| Nevada
| New Hampshire
| New Jersey
| New Mexico
| New York
| North Carolina
| North Dakota
| Ohio
| Oklahoma
| Oregon
| Pennsylvania
| Rhode Island
| South Carolina
| South Dakota
| Tennessee
| Texas
| Vermont
| Virginia
| Utah
| Washington
| West Virginia
| Wisconsin
| Wyoming
Alabama has a guidance handbook:
Arizona has policies:
California operates under a state statute:
Colorado has policy documents, procedures and guidelines:
Connecticut relies upon federal and state statutes for
guidance, then interprets those items and issues a Procedures Manual that all
Birth to Three provider programs are contractually obligated to implement.
In addition, there are a series of Service Guidelines on specific topics, which
outline associated issues and recommend best practices related to each:
Delaware has guidance documents:
Florida has policy and guidance documents::
Hawaii operates under statute:
Idaho operates under a state statute, as well as federal code
and regulations. Policies and procedures are included in a hard copy implementation manual
for providers that is not available electronically at this time.
Illinois has a procedure manual and operates under state rule:
Indiana has rules, laws and policies:
Iowa operates under state rules and policies:
Kansas has regulations:
Kentucky operates under regulations and has policies and procedures:
Louisiana has a practice manual, clarifications, and guidelines:
Maine has regulations:
Massachusetts has operational standards and policies:
Michigan has the following document available online:
Minnesota operates under statutes and rules:
Missouri operates under state regulations
and has an early intervention practice manual and a state plan:
Nebraska operates under state regulations and standards:
Nevada has early intervention policy documents and manuals:
New Hampshire operates under administrative rules:
New Jersey operates under rules:
New Mexico has regulations:
New York has regulations, laws and guidance materials:
North Carolina has policies and guidance documents:
North Dakota has guidelines:
Ohio has rules and policy documents:
Oklahoma has an early intervention manual:
Oregon has policies and procedures.
These are combined for Part C and preschool special education:
Pennsylvania operates under regulations:
Rhode Island operates under rules and regulations:
South Carolina has a policy manual:
South Dakota operates under administrative rules:
Tennessee operates under rules and regulations:
Texas operates under federal code and regulations, state
statute and administrative rules, and Texas Department of Assistive
and Rehabilitative Services Division of Early Childhood Intervention
policy and procedures:
Utah
Vermont operates under rules:
Virginia has policies and procedures:
Washington includes policies and
procedures within their federal application and
then uses the federal regulations:
West Virginia has guidance documents:
Wisconsin operates under administrative code:
Wyoming has policies and procedures:
Links on this site are verified monthly. This page content was last updated on 04/09/2008.
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