IFSP definition

IFSP or the “Individualized Family Service Plan” means the written plan required for providing EIS to an eligible child and the child’s family, per Washington’s Federally Approved State Plan.
IFSP means an individual family service plan which is a written and individualized plan that includes Early Intervention Services and other services necessary to meet the identified unique needs of the child and their family and to enhance the child’s development.

Examples of IFSP in a sentence

  • The service must be performed at the location identified on the IEP, IFSP, IHP, BIP or 504 Plan.

  • A pupil may receive special education services in more than one alternative based on the IEP or IFSP.

  • IFSP services provided under the FSSA First Steps program are carved-out from the Contractor’s financial responsibility.

  • Content of the Individualized Family Service PlanIFSP.(a) The IFSP team must develop a written IFSP containing all requirements in 20 USC §1436(d) and 34 CFR §303.344 (relating to Content of an IFSP).

  • If the child is referred fewer than 45 days before the child's third birthday, the IFSP team is not required to plan transition steps and transition services.


More Definitions of IFSP

IFSP means an individualized family service plan developed under s. 51.44, Stats.
IFSP means the individualized family service plan, a written plan for providing early intervention services to a child eligible for early intervention services and the child's family.
IFSP means the individualized family service plan adopted in
IFSP means individualized family service plan, a written plan for providing early intervention services to a child eligible under IDEA, Part C. The IFSP may serve to authorize CAFS services in accordance with rule 5123:2-15-18 of the Administrative Code if the requirements of that rule are met with respect to such services. In Ohio, an IFSP is also written for a child in the HMG system at-risk for delays.
IFSP means the Individual and Family Support Program.