Permits children age three through five to receive early intervention services under certain circumstances.
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Overview
This bill would allow children aged three to five who are receiving early intervention services to continue those services until they are six years old or are ready for kindergarten. The Department of Health, along with the Departments of Education and Human Services, will establish a statewide system for these services, aligning with federal guidelines. The bill aims to ensure a smoother transition for children with developmental delays or disabilities as they move into preschool and kindergarten.
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