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Next instruction from this context Confirm the child is birth to five in the MECP Multnomah County service area; David Douglas administers the program across the eight named school districts.
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Existing instructions to review Starting point : Confirm the child is birth to five in the MECP Multnomah County service area; David Douglas administers the program across the eight named school districts.Who the instructions concern : Children birth to age five with developmental concerns in Multnomah County. MECP serves all eight named county school districts, not only David Douglas. Eligibility for services is decided through the program evaluation process.Prepare: Use the parent/provider referral form matching your role; the page provides separate medical/community-provider forms. : Use the parent/provider referral form matching your role; the page provides separate medical/community-provider forms.Prepare: Preparation suggestion: child age, home/school-district information, developmental concerns and family contact details. Screening results are optional material to discuss with intake, not automatic enrollment. : Preparation suggestion: child age, home/school-district information, developmental concerns and family contact details. Screening results are optional material to discuss with intake, not automatic enrollment.Publisher instruction 1 : Confirm the child is birth to five in the MECP Multnomah County service area; David Douglas administers the program across the eight named school districts.Publisher instruction 2 : Call 503-261-5535 or complete the appropriate referral form and send it to mecprecords@ddouglas.k12.or.us using the published instructions.Publisher instruction 3 : Keep your sent form or call notes. MECP asks families to call again if a call/email referral has not been answered within 48 hours; discuss screening, evaluation and next steps with intake.Submission instructions : Call 503-261-5535, or email the parent/provider referral form to mecprecords@ddouglas.k12.or.us; fax is also published on the referral page. Choose the medical/community-provider form if referring in that role.Costs and fee questions : MECP states that screening, evaluation and services are free to families. This does not promise eligibility, a particular therapy or a reserved classroom place.After submission : The published return-call aim is 24-48 hours. If no response within 48 hours, call again as the referral page instructs; keep referral and appointment details.Returned, denied or unresolved requests : If you live outside the service area, ask for the appropriate county EI/ECSE provider. If you used an online screening tool, do not assume it sent your results or made the referral.Language, disability and offline access : Request a paper ASQ or brochure in the languages listed on the MECP page, and ask intake about interpretation and accessible submission. No particular language-specific appointment is guaranteed.Multnomah Early Childhood Program (MECP): referral and evaluation: practical steps
Referrals/Evaluations - David Douglas School District
Multnomah Early Childhood Program (MECP) - David Douglas School District