Interstate Compact On The Placement Of Children: What Caregivers Need To Know? (Oh)
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The ICPC was created for which of the following primary purposes:
- A.
To provide order to the movement of children under court jurisdiction between states
- B.
To provide order in transferring dependency cases across state lines
- C.
To provide order for social workers to communicate across state lines.
- D.
To provide order for families to exchange custody of children across state lines.
Correct Answer
A. To provide order to the movement of children under court jurisdiction between states -
- 2.
The ICPC provides for children in which of the following ways:
- A.
All of the above.
- B.
Provides legal protection to children.
- C.
Provides financial protection to children.
- D.
Provides safety for children in a proposed placement.
Correct Answer
A. All of the above. -
- 3.
The existing ICPC has been adopted by all 50 states.
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
A. True -
- 4.
Quality Parenting Initiative is working with ICPC compact administrators to accomplish the following:
- A.
Develop relationships to better enable stakeholders to navigate the ICPC process.
- B.
To change the law regulating the ICPC
- C.
Ensure that all ICPC requirements are the exact same in all 50 states
- D.
Improve the turnover in ICPC positions throughout the country
Correct Answer
A. Develop relationships to better enable stakeholders to navigate the ICPC process. -
- 5.
All of the following are considered a placement except:
- A.
Placement with a mental health institution.
- B.
Placement with a relative caregiver.
- C.
Placement with a fictive kin or person who has a substantial commitment to the child.
- D.
Placement with a child caring agency or institution.
Correct Answer
A. Placement with a mental health institution. -
- 6.
There is currently a new proposed ICPC process being considered for implementation, which will require the support of the majority of states to be enacted.
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
A. True -
- 7.
All of the following statements regarding visits are true except:
- A.
A visit has an express end date.
- B.
A visit is a social or cultural experience of a short duration.
- C.
A visit usually extends beyond 30 days.
- D.
A visit does not require supervision.
Correct Answer
C. A visit usually extends beyond 30 days. -
- 8.
The ICPC provides uniformity among states to move children across states lines, and therefore, all states have the same exact requirements and procedures as it relates to the ICPC.
- A.
True
- B.
False
Correct Answer
B. False -
- 9.
Who is the best advocate for ensuring the ICPC process is handled most efficiently?
- A.
The proposed caregiver (or placement)
- B.
The Guardian Ad Litem/CASA.
- C.
The social worker/case manager.
- D.
The Judge/Court.
Correct Answer
A. The proposed caregiver (or placement) -
- 10.
When a child is being placed with a parent or grandparent, and meets at least one of the following criteria, the placement can be considered for an expedited placement.
- A.
Is 4 years old or younger
- B.
Has been in foster care for an extended period of time
- C.
The child's current foster parent is willing to care for the child as long as necessary
- D.
Is 5 years old or older and about to begin a new school year
Correct Answer
A. Is 4 years old or younger -
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