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DMH Web Cast TrainingDMH Web Cast TrainingAB 3632: County Mental Health services to children in special education
AB 3632 Cost Reporting
AB 3632 Client Services Information
Senate Bill 1895 Overview
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AgendaAgenda
9:30-9:40 Webcast Orientation 9:40-9:50 AB 3632 Cost Reports
– Chuk Okemiri, County Financial Program Support 9:50-10:00 AB 3632 CSI (Client Services
Information) Reporting– Tom Wilson, CSI Unit Manager
10-10:30 SB 1895 Overview– Zoey Todd, Special Education Pupils Program
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How to Participate in Web CastHow to Participate in Web Cast
Press mute button on phone; E-mail questions through web-ex today, will
answer at the end as time allows; Follow up:
– This session will be recorded, available in about two weeks at www.cimh.org; you will be notified of this web site.
– List serve will be set up to respond to further questions, you will be notified how to access it.
– Questions-e-mail Jessica at: [email protected]
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What you will learnWhat you will learn
How to do AB 3632 Cost Reporting- New and Improved!
How to do CSI for AB 3632SB 1895
– Program Changes to AB 3632 that CMHs need to implement immediately
– DMH Activities resulting from SB 1895
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Useful Information…Useful Information…
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Why this Web Cast? Why this Web Cast?
Increased state and local focus on AB 3632 requires improved data on children receiving and services provided and costs to provide them.
Senate Bill 1895 was signed by Governor Schwartzenegger September 13, 2004 with an urgency clause.
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Background Background
AB 3632 has been focus of attention for several years. Why?– Funding Shortfall– Change in funding sources– Law Suits– State Mandates Commission activity– Stanford Youth and Education Law Clinic
Report “Challenge and Opportunity”
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Horror Movie…Horror Movie…
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Background Background
Interest highlighted problem areas, including the need for more accurate data:– How many served, who they are– What it costs- all sources– What mental health services are provided
SB 1895 (Burton) written to address these and other issues.
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VocabularyVocabulary
AB 3632, Chapter 26.5- Common terms for GC Title 1, Chapter 26.5, Section 7570-88
CCR-California Code of Regulations CDE-California Department of EducationCMH-County Mental Health AgencyCOE-County Office of EducationCSI-Client Services Information
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Vocabulary,2Vocabulary,2
DMH- California Department of Mental Health
GC-California Government CodeIDEA- Individuals with Disabilities ActLEA-Local Education AgencySEP-Special Education Pupil’s ProgramUSDE-US Department of Education
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Cost Reports for Special Cost Reports for Special Education Program (SEP) Education Program (SEP)
Chuk Okemiri, DMH County Financial Support Program(916) 651-6367 [email protected]
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CSI (Client Services CSI (Client Services Information) Reports for SEPInformation) Reports for SEP
Tom Wilson, DMHCSI Unit Manager(916) 653-4608 [email protected]
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The Evolution of WorkThe Evolution of Work
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SB 1895 Overview SB 1895 Overview
Zoey Todd, DMHAB 3632 Program (916) 651-2024 [email protected]
SB 1895 has 10 Sections;Text available at www.leginfo.ca.gov;Signed 9/13/04, with urgency clause.
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SB 1895-Section 1SB 1895-Section 1
Adds language to Ed Code;Superintendent of Schools responsible to:
– Monitor local educational agencies to ensure compliance with Chapter 26.5;
– Submit report to Legislature April 1, 2005.
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SB 1895-Section 2SB 1895-Section 2
Adds language to Ed Code; If an individual with exceptional needs is
identified as potentially requiring mental health services, the LEA shall request CMH participation in the IEP;
Specifies that certain services must be considered/provided prior to referral to county mental health (CMH) agency for AB 3632 services.
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Bacon…Bacon…
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SB 1895-Section 3SB 1895-Section 3
Adds language to GC 26.5 Section 7576 (b) (5)- prior to referral to CMH…– The LEA will provide appropriate counseling and
guidance services, psychological services, parent counseling and training, or social work services to the pupil, or behavioral intervention, and,
– The IEP team has determined that the services do not meet the pupils educational needs, or,
– In cases where these services are clearly inadequate or inappropriate, the IEP team has documented which services were considered and why determined to be inappropriate.
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SB 1895-Section 3, cont.SB 1895-Section 3, cont.
7576 (c) requires that the referral packet to CMH will include: – Description of the counseling, psychological,
guidance and other interventions that have been provided to the pupil as provided in the IEP of the pupil including initiation, duration and frequency or the services, or,
– Explanation of the reasons a service was considered for the pupil and determined to be inadequate or inappropriate to meet the student’s educational needs.
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Implications for CMH:Implications for CMH: CMH must review referral packets for:
– Description of counseling, psychological, guidance and other interventions that have been provided to the pupil as provided in the IEP including initiation, duration and frequency or the services, or,
– Explanation of the reasons a service was considered for the pupil and determined to be inadequate or inappropriate to meet the student’s educational needs.
– If packet included neither, CMH must reject the packet, following the procedure in CCR 60045:
5 days to review the referral; If referral is inappropriate, CMH documents the reasons, and
notifies the parent and LEA within one working day.– Failure to ensure services have been provided, or
justified why not, may result in 3632 audit exceptions.
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SB 1895-Section 3, contSB 1895-Section 3, cont
7576 (h) is added to CCR, Ch. 26.5: CMH does not have fiscal or legal responsibility for any costs it incurs prior to the approval of an IEP, except for costs associated with the CMH assessment.
Implications for CMH: – CMH is not responsible for pre-referral services;
– CMH is not responsible for unilateral placements for a child who has not had an IEP that includes CMH services.
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SB 1895-Section 3, contSB 1895-Section 3, cont
Two notes: A COE or SELPA may contract with CMH to
provide pre-referral services, BUT IEPs, CSI, and cost reports must be kept separate from post-referral, AB 3632 services;(if you do plan to do this, be sure to contact DMH to
discuss how to report those services); An interagency agreement between CMH and a
LEA may not set aside the requirement for pre-referral services: interagency agreements must be consistent with state law.
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Gone…Gone…
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SB 1895-Section 4SB 1895-Section 4
New: The DMH Director is responsible for monitoring CMHs to ensure compliance with Chapter 26.5 and to ensure that funds for this purpose are appropriately utilized.
– DMH is in the process of developing a CMH monitoring plan.
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SB 1895-Section 4, cont.SB 1895-Section 4, cont.
New: DMH Director shall report to the Legislature by 4/1/05:– Description of AB 3632 data currently collected by DMH;– Description of the existing DMH monitoring process to
ensure that CMHs comply with Ch 26.5;– Recommendations on:
How to strengthen and improve DMH compliance monitoring of CMHs;
How to strengthen and improve collaboration and coordination with CDE in monitoring and data collection and additional data needed related to Ch. 26.5.
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SB 1895-Section 4, cont.SB 1895-Section 4, cont.
DMH report to the Legislature: – Process:
DMH to collaborate with CDE in preparing the report; DMH to convene at least one meeting of appropriate
stakeholders and organizations, including a representative from CDE to obtain input on:
– Data collection and monitoring process, and,
– Ways to strengthen and improve the data collected and monitoring performed.
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SB 1895, Section 5SB 1895, Section 5
New: DMH will collaborate with an entity with expertise in children’s mental health to collect analyze, and disseminate best practices for delivering mental health services to disabled pupils. These may include, but are not limited to:– Interagency agreements in urban, suburban, and rural areas that
clearly identify responsibilities between LEAs and CMH;– Procedures for developing and amending IEPs that provide
flexibility and protect the interests of the children in obtaining mental health services;
– Procedures for creating ongoing communication between classroom teacher and mental health professional.
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SB 1895, Section 6SB 1895, Section 6
Adds Section 5701.6 to Welfare and Institutions Code to clarify that if realignment funds are used to provide Ch. 26.5 services, the county is eligible for reimbursement from the state for all allowable costs;
“This section is declaratory of existing law.”
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SB 1895, Section 7SB 1895, Section 7
New: Requires that the Commission of State Mandates shall, by 12/31/05, reconsider its decision relating to included services and administrative and travel costs associated with 3632 services and the parameters and guidelines for calculating state reimbursements for these costs.
Update
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I hope this guy can read…I hope this guy can read…
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SB 1895, Section 8SB 1895, Section 8
$31 million for pre-referral services to SELPAs are to be allocated on a per average daily attendance basis.
Note: these funds are to be used by SELPAs only to provide pre-referral services.
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SB 1895, Section 9 (a)SB 1895, Section 9 (a)
Identifies $69 million exclusively to support mental health services in an IEP in 2004-05.
The $69 million will offset any mandate reimbursement claims.
(Funds go from USDE to CDE to COE to CMH.) (Assurances to IDEA that funds were used for
appropriate purpose in the particular year are required from CMH, COE, and CDE.)
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SB 1895, Section 9 (a-b)SB 1895, Section 9 (a-b)
County allocation plan process:– Formulated by DMH in consultation with
representatives of CMHs;– Submit to Dept of Finance (DOF) and Joint
Legislative Budget Committee (JLBC);– DOF reviews and approves or disapproves
within 21 days of submission;If DOF fails to approve or disapprove, the
plan is deemed approved.
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SB 1895, Section 9 (b)SB 1895, Section 9 (b)
County allocation Plan Process, cont. If DOF disapproves the plan,
– DOF submits a letter to the JLBC with the rationale for disapproval;
– DOF convenes a working group of representatives of DOF, DMH, and staff of appropriate policy and fiscal committees of the Legislature, who jointly develop a revised expenditure plan and submit to the Director of Finance for approval.
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SB 1895, Section 9 (c)SB 1895, Section 9 (c)
Distribution of Funds-CDE to COEs: – Not less than 25 % to COEs to be distributed
within 30 days after approval of the allocation methodology by DOF;
– 35% in January; – 30 percent in March;– The final 10%, adjusted for actual costs, upon
final cost settlement with the COE for 2004-05 fiscal year claims.
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SB 1895, Section 9 (c), cont.SB 1895, Section 9 (c), cont.
– Any amounts reallocated from counties not expending the allocation are to be provided to other counties where actual costs exceed the allocation provided no later than January 2006;
– No county will receive, after claims are cost4 settled, more funding than was actually expended for this purpose.
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SB 1895, Section 9 (c), cont.SB 1895, Section 9 (c), cont.Distribution of Funds-COEs to CMHs:
COEs to allocate funds to CMH no later than 5 business days after receipt;
At end of fiscal year, CMHs to provide documentation of services and costs to COEs so that COEs can certify that all costs are allowable under the IDEA, and provided during the fiscal year;
A CMH allocation that exceeds actual costs shall be reallocated on a pro rata basis to other counties.
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NoteNote
Office of Special Education Programs (OSEP) has advised CDE that all the services identified in AB 3632 regulations (CCR 60000, et seq) are acceptable uses for IDEA funds.
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SB 1895, Section 10SB 1895, Section 10
Urgency clause: It is necessary that this act take effect immediately-signed by Gov Schwartzenegger 9/13/04.
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This Fall… This Fall…
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Additional InformationAdditional Information
This web cast has been recorded, and will be available in about two weeks at the CIMH website: http://www.cimh.org
List Serve SB 1895 text available at www.leginfo.ca.gov Stanford Report “Challenge and Opportunity”
available at: http://www.law.stanford.edu/clinics/yelc/YELP_Chapter_26-5_Report_May_20.pdf