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Early On® Michigan

Early On When a baby is born, every parent hopes that he/she will have a healthy baby. Sometimes, however, things don't go as planned. The baby may be ill or may seem slow in doing things such as smiling, sitting up, or speaking.

If you have a concern about a baby's health or development, Early On ^® serves infants and toddlers from birth to 36 months with developmental delay or conditions that could lead to such delay. It has been well established that early intervention is an effective way to prevent or reduce problems for children at a later age. Call 1-800-Early On (1-800-327-5966) to confidentially discuss concerns.

Early On specializes in evaluating and treating children that are not developing at the same rate as other children. This can include physical, mental, communication, adaptive, social or emotional development.

Early On is offered by the Michigan Departments of Education, Community Health and Human Services. For more information about Early On, please go to www.1800earlyon.org.

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2012-2013 Estimated Early On Formula Allocations

Early On Consultants' ISD Assignments

Michigan FFY 2012 Part C Application (submitted 4/16/12)

Corrected Michigan FFY 2010 Annual Performance Report (submitted 4/11/12)

Individuals with Disabilities Education Act Public Reporting of Data
The federal regulations implementing the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) at §300.602(b)(1)(i)(A) require public reporting on the performance of each local education agency on the targets established in the State Performance Plan for each of the priority areas. The IDEA requires to plans: Part B (3-21 year olds) and Part C (Birth through age 2), Early On in Michigan. Public Reporting Memo Updated May 31, 2011 - Data are now available at http://www.michigan.gov/ose-eis.