Section 39-1204 – FORM FOR DISCLOSURE REPORT.
39-1204. FORM FOR DISCLOSURE REPORT. (1) The department shall design a form for the initial disclosure report which shall contain only the following information: (a) The name, address and telephone number(s) for each children’s agency or children’s institution. (b) The name(s), address and telephone number(s) of the individual(s) in charge at each children’s agency or […]
Section 39-1205 – EVALUATION OF DISCLOSURE REPORTS.
39-1205. EVALUATION OF DISCLOSURE REPORTS. The department shall review all initial and annual update disclosure reports and shall categorize each children’s institution, based on the type of care provided, into one (1) of the following categories: (1) Foster homes; (2) Residential schools; (3) Children’s camps; (4) Children’s therapeutic outdoor program; or (5) Each children’s institution […]
Section 39-1206 – CHILDREN’S CAMPS.
39-1206. CHILDREN’S CAMPS. A children’s camp which provides child care for any one (1) child for more than nine (9) consecutive weeks in any one (1) year period shall constitute a children’s treatment facility. A children’s camp which also constitutes a residential school shall be governed under the provisions of this chapter as a residential […]
Section 39-1207 – RESIDENTIAL SCHOOLS.
39-1207. RESIDENTIAL SCHOOLS. (1) Upon receipt of an initial disclosure report from a children’s institution that the department categorizes as a residential school, the department shall provide a copy of such initial disclosure report to the Idaho department of education. (2) The Idaho department of education shall certify to the department whether each residential school […]
Section 39-1208 – STANDARDS FOR CHILDREN’S THERAPEUTIC OUTDOOR PROGRAMS.
39-1208. STANDARDS FOR CHILDREN’S THERAPEUTIC OUTDOOR PROGRAMS. The board shall have the power and it shall be its duty to promulgate appropriate rules necessary to implement and enforce the following standards for licensing a children’s therapeutic outdoor program: (1) Assure the organizational stability of the program, which may require incorporation under the laws of Idaho. […]