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TYPES AND LOCATIONS OF INFORMATION

                                 WVBTT maintains an electronic copy of all referrals. The original
                                 educational record (in both paper copy and electronic version) for
                                 each child eligible for WVBTT is maintained at the RAU covering
                                 the child’s county of residence. Your child’s record includes copies
                                 of notices, signed consents, intervention activity notes, evaluation/
                                 assessment   reports,   IFSPs,   and   any   other   relevant
                                 communications.  Service  coordinators  and  direct  service
                                 practitioners may have copies of assessments and IFSPs relevant
                                 to their provision of services to your child.  These documents are
                                 protected  under  the  same  confidentiality  requirements  as
                                 described in these procedural safeguards.

                                 FEES FOR RECORDS

                                 WVBTT may charge a fee for copies of records if the fee charged
                                 for  the  copies  does  not  effectively  prevent  you  from  exercising
                                 your  right  to  inspect  and  review  your  records.  WVBTT  must
                                 provide,  at  no  cost  to  you,  a  copy  of  each  evaluation  and
                                 assessment of your child, family assessment, and IFSP as soon
                                 as possible after each IFSP meeting, and WVBTT cannot charge a
                                 fee to search or to retrieve information under Part C of IDEA.

                                 AMENDMENT OF RECORDS AT A PARENT’S REQUEST

                                 If  you  believe  that  information  in  early  intervention  records
                                 collected,  maintained  or  used  under  Part  C  is  inaccurate,
                                 misleading,  or  violates  the  privacy  or  other  rights  of you  or  your
                                 child, you may submit a written request to the WVBTT State Office
                                 to amend the information.

                                    •   WVBTT must decide whether to amend the information in
                                        accordance with the request within a reasonable period of
                                        time after it receives the request.

                                    •   If  WVBTT  refuses  to  amend  the  information  as  you
                                        request, you will be informed in writing of the refusal and
                                        be advised of the right to a hearing.
























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