No. SB 1046
Filed under Education.
Detection of Developmental Delays and Autism Spectrum Disorder; Requiring the Department of Health, in collaboration with school districts throughout this state, to develop informational materials for the detection of developmental delays and autism spectrum disorder for parents and guardians of certain students; requiring early learning coalitions to notify parents and guardians of the availability of such informational materials, etc.
Plain English Summary
AI-GENERATEDThe Department of Health must create and post informational materials for detecting developmental delays and autism spectrum disorder within 90 days of the effective date.
Schools and prekindergarten providers must use a standardized methodology to notify parents of these materials annually for students in pre-K through second grade.
Early learning coalitions must provide parents with profiles of all prekindergarten providers in their county in a department-prescribed format.
Coalitions must also annually notify parents of the availability of detection materials for Type 1 diabetes and developmental delays.
AICreates a mandatory duty for the Department of Health to develop and publish informational materials on detecting developmental delays and autism spectrum disorder for parents and guardians.
AIRequires every learning coalition, prekindergarten provider, school district, and charter school to use a standardized methodology to notify parents of voluntary prekindergarten through second-grade students about the availability of these materials annually.
AIMandates that the informational materials include descriptions of developmental delays and autism spectrum disorder, associated signs, a recommendation for developmental screening, and existing state resources.
AIRequires early learning coalitions to annually notify parents and guardians of the availability of developmental delay and autism spectrum disorder detection materials, in addition to the existing Type 1 diabetes notification.