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Illinois State Systemic Improvement Plan

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For questions regarding the Illinois State Systemic Improvement Plan, please contact the Bureau of Early Intervention at 217-782-1981.

ISSIP – Phase III, Year 1 (Report)Download
ISSIP – Phase III, Year 1 (Appendix)Download
ISSIP – Phase III, Fourth Quarter SummaryDownload
ISSIP – Phase III, Third Quarter SummaryDownload
ISSIP – Phase III, Second Quarter SummaryDownload
ISSIP – Phase III, First Quarter SummaryDownload
Illinois State Systemic Improvement Plan
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The Illinois Early Intervention Program: A Guide for Families

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This newly revised guide includes information on the Illinois Early Intervention (EI) Program, why EI services are important, how to find out whether your child is eligible for the EI program, starting and leaving EI services, your legal rights, and questions frequently asked by families.

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Everyday Early Intervention During Coronavirus

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Promote development during trying times with simple activities at home.

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The Illinois Early Intervention (EI) Clearinghouse identifies and collects research-based and best-practice early intervention information to share with families.

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University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
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Early Childhood Collective
Children's Research Center, Rm 20
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Champaign, IL 61820-7469

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Volume 34, Issue 3 (Fall 2021)

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Coaching: An Essential Part of Early Intervention; Early CHOICES Launches New Education Series on Inclusion; Inclusion Resources; State Systemic Improvement Plan (SSIP) Update

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