Child-centered Transition Plans (Cuyahoga)

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2. Select the correct statement.

It’s best if the child can see the parent and the foster parent interacting in a positive way.

It is confusing for children to see their parents with their foster parents.

Once a child moves they should break off all contact with the previous caregiver.

Contact between the caregiver and parents should only occur if reunification is imminent.

4. When should we start making a transition plan?

Anytime there is the possibility of the child moving.

Only when the judge orders it.

When the foster parent requests one.

Only when the child will be moving out of state.

7. ESSA (Every Child Succeeds Act) determination is made based on what criteria?

What is in the best interest of the child regarding school placement

The distance the child’s new home is from their home school

What is in the best interest of the caregivers

The child’s grades

10. What is unique for teen transition plans?

Teens typically want to move right away once matched

Teens usually don’t care what the plan is

Transitions for teens usually take much longer than with younger children

Teens always want to wait until the school year ends