DCPP strives to place the child with a family member, close family friend, or neighbor where their day-to-day routine will remain as predictable as possible. The hope is to keep the child in the same school setting where they feel safe among trusted and familiar classmates, teachers, counselors.nSome factors DCPP considers when making a least restrictive setting decision include:nSiblings: If the child has siblings, it is beneficial to keep them together when feasible.nGeography: Ideally, the child will remain close to their home and in the same school.nProtection: The adult in the placement home must be committed to protecting the child’s health and welfare.