Reference no: EM133274455
Questions
1. What age must a child be to be enrolled for ECEAP?
Between three and five years old on September 30th
Three years old by August 31 of the school year unless previously in ESIT or Early Head Start
Less than 5 years old on August 31
Three years old by December 31 of the school year and not age-eligible for kindergarten
2. Which one of these situations does NOT automatically qualify a child for ECEAP?
From a family with income at or below 110% of the federal poverty guidelines
A child with an IEP from a family with income above 110% of FPL
From a family who lives in low-income housing
rom a family above 110% FPL impacted by specific risk factors linked to school performance (within statewide and contractor limits)
3. Jorge's parents provided pay stubs for August to verify their income. They moved and can't find their income tax return for last year. How do you proceed? Select all that apply.
Do NOT multiply their monthly income by 12 and call it annual income
Ask if they have any other documentation
Ask them to request a copy of their income tax return or transcript from the IRS
If they can't obtain more documentation, ask for a signed statement from their employers with annual income
4. Dany turned four on October 5. What is her ECEAP age for the current school year?
Three years old
Four years old
Five years old
5. This question is from the Learning Lab you completed earlier in the course. What was the federal poverty level for this family?
85%
96%
106%
117%
6. Eligible, enrolled children maintain their eligibility for ECEAP until kindergarten, without re-verification of income or risk factors.
True
False
7. Children who are eligible for ECEAP are automatically enrolled in ECEAP.
True
False
8. This question is from the Learning Lab you completed earlier in the course. What was the total priority points shown on Step 9 of the application?
100
167
182
215
9. Ronda is 3. Ronda and her mother Janet live with her grandmother. Both women are employed and share meals and bills. Ronda's father does not live with them, is not court-ordered to pay child support, but occasionally sends money. Whose income do you count?
Count Janet's income and any money the father sends
Count zero income, since Janet is from a family experiencing homelessness
Count only Janet's income
Count Janet's and Ronda's grandmother's income
10. How many days do you have to fill an open slot when a child stops attending?
30
45
60
90
11. Previously enrolled children returning for the new school year may be re-prioritized against new children
True
False
12. Amy viewed the ELMS waiting list and saw her neighbor's child with 85 points. She enrolled her, even though other children had 100 points, because she knew the child would be most comfortable at ECEAP where she could see Amy every day and the mother would be very grateful. Did Amy follow a fair selection process? Yes or No?
Yes
No