The University of Kansas myKU Email Canvas Blackboard Enroll & Pay A-Z Kansas Inservice Training System Search form Search Home About Us Information Resources Publications What's New ECRC » KCCTO-KITS ITSN The KITS project and staff are committed to supporting our tiny-k programs across the state during this time as we all address the COVID-19 virus. Although we have stopped our participation in and hosting face-to-face activities, we are here for support via email, phone and interactive distance technology. As appropriate we will post documents specific to COVID-19 and delivery of early intervention service in the top box on the right Professional Development for Early Childhood Professionals and Families The KITS project has extensive experience and is designed to provide training, technical assistance, and resources for early intervention and early childhood special education program staff through collaborative activities on a comprehensive statewide basis. Additionally, parents and staff of agencies collaborating with early intervention and preschool programs are afforded the opportunity to be involved in all activities associated with the project. The comprehensive system is realized through four identified system components of collaboration / linkages, information services, training, and technical assistance. KITS is a program of the University of Kansas Life Span Institute at Parsons and is supported through a grant from the Kansas Department of Health and Environment-Infant Toddler Services to provide training and technical assistance to IDEA Part C Programs. The KCCTO-KITS Infant-Toddler Specialist Network is a program of the Kansas Child Care Training Opportunities, Inc. and the University of Kansas Life Span Institute at Parsons and is supported through a grant from the Kansas Department for Children and Families' Child Care and Early Education Services. 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COVID 19 Information COVID Tele-Intervention Resources (4/28/21) Vaccine Information - Benefits & FAQ (1/12/21) IDEA Part C Provision of Services (10/22/20) Kansas Department of Health and Environment tiny-k Program Interim COVID -19 Guidance (8/12/20) KITS - Discussing Options for Home Visits (8/7/20) OSEP Questions and Answers Related to COVID (7/6/20) Dispute Resolution Part C Use of Funds Procedural Safeguards Initial Evaluation and Assessment Timelines KITS - Transition From Tele-Intervention to Face to Face (5/27/20) FERPA & Coronavirus Disease 2019 (FAQs) ECPC - COVID 19 Resources DEC - EI/ECSE Resources ECTA - Tele-Intervention and Distance Learning ECTA COVID 19 Resources Page OSEP Supplemental Fact Sheet on Services (3/21/2020) FERPA Information (3/20/2020) KDHE Home Visit Guidance COVID 19 (3/16/2020) OSEP Guidance on COVID 19 (3/2020) State & National Resources Best Practices List Services KITS Calendar: Events Please update your browser to view the iframe content. 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