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Inactivate Record Prior to Ifsp Letter - Missouri (Pashto)
This is a legal document that was released by the Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education - a government authority operating within Missouri.
The document is provided in Pashto.
FAQ
Q: What does it mean to inactivate a record?
A: Inactivating a record means to mark it as inactive or temporarily disable it.
Q: Why would a record need to be inactivated?
A: A record may need to be inactivated if it is no longer needed or relevant for the current process.
Q: What is an IFSP letter?
A: An IFSP letter is a written document that outlines the Individualized Family Service Plan for a child receiving early intervention services.
Q: Why should a record be inactivated prior to the IFSP letter?
A: Inactivating a record prior to the IFSP letter ensures that any previous information or assessments are not included in the official plan for the child.
Q: Is this information specific to Missouri?
A: Yes, this information is specific to the state of Missouri.
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