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Code · CFR · Title 34 — Education · Part 303 · § 303.24

§ 303.24. Multidisciplinary.

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Multidisciplinary means the involvement of two or more separate disciplines or professions and with respect to---
(a)Evaluation of the child in §§ 303.113 and 303.321(a)(1)(i) and assessments of the child and family in § 303.321(a)(1)(ii), may include one individual who is qualified in more than one discipline or profession; and
(b)The IFSP Team in § 303.340 must include the involvement of the parent and two or more individuals from separate disciplines or professions and one of these individuals must be the service coordinator (consistent with § 303.343(a)(1)(iv)). (Authority: 20 U.S.C. 1221e-3, 1435(a)(3), 1436(a)(1), 1436(a)(3))
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