California § 56426.8. 56426.8. (Amended by Stats. 1994, Ch. 1288, Sec. 14.)

California Statutes

§ 56426.8. — 56426.8. (Amended by Stats. 1994, Ch. 1288, Sec. 14.)

California § 56426.8.

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Code EDCEducation Code - EDC

Div.4.

Title 2.DIVISION 4. INSTRUCTION AND SERVICES

Part 30.PART 30. SPECIAL EDUCATION PROGRAMS

Ch. 4.4.CHAPTER 4.4. Early Education for Individuals with Exceptional Needs

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Cal. Education Code - EDC Code § 56426.8. (2026).

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(a)Early education and related services shall be based on the needs of the infant and the family as determined by the individualized family service plan team, and shall be specified in the individualized family service plan, including the frequency and duration of each type of service. Any early education or related service may be provided only upon written parental consent.

(b)The individualized family service plan for any infant shall be developed in consultation with the infant’s physician in order to ensure that the services specified in the plan do not conflict with the infant’s medical needs.

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(a)
Early education and related services shall be based on the needs of the infant and the family as determined by the individualized family service plan team, and shall be specified in the individualized family service plan, including the frequency and duration of each type of service. Any early education or related service may be provided only upon written parental consent.
(b)
The individualized family service plan for any infant shall be developed in consultation with the infant’s physician in order to ensure that the services specified in the plan do not conflict with the infant’s medical needs.