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LHDs, FQHCs, and RHCs must partner with a local school district to be eligible (a letter of partnership must be included in the application) . The range for each grant award is $200,000 .00 to $250,000 .00 per school district.  \nProgram Objectives:  \n• Enhance mental health awareness and support programs within Illinois K-12 School Districts.  \n• Reduce health disparities in mental health due to lack of access to training or resource availability.  \n• Increase mental health outreach and resources to students and staff of Illinois K-12 School Districts.  \nFor More Information Contact the School Health Program Contracts and Data Manager Cassidy Chambers: [Cassidy.Chambers@illinois.gov](Cassidy.Chambers@illinois.gov)  \nChild Health Exam Form  \nYou may access the Administrative Code at:  \n[https://www.ilga.gov/comm](https://www.ilga.gov/comm)[ission/jcar/admincode/077/](ission/jcar/admincode/077/)[ ](ission/jcar/admincode/077/)07700665sections.html  \nEach Section of the Code has a hyperlink portion you may click to expand for additional information .  \nWho needs a Physical Exam?  \nSection 665.140 Timetable for Examinations  \n• The examination shall be conducted within one year before the following:  \n– Entering school (this includes nursery school, special education, Head Start or other pre-kindergarten programs operated by elementary school systems or secondary level school units or institutions of higher learning; and students transferring into Illinois from outside of the state or country);  \n– Entering kindergarten or first grade;  \n– Entering the sixth grade;  \n– Entering the ninth grade.  \n• For students attending school programs where grade levels are not assigned,  \n– Examinations shall be completed before the date of entering and within one year prior to the school years in which the child will be 5, 11, and 15 years of age.   \nExam (special situations)  \n• ( Left & Returned to Illinois ) A child who was enrolled in an Illinois school, left the state and then returned to Illinois at a later time would only be required to obtain a new physical at the required grade levels, K, 6 and 9.  \n• ( Repeating Grades ) If the student repeats a grade on the examination interval (K, 6th, or 9th) and has complied with the exam requirement, the student is not required to take the exam again .  \n• ( From Another Country ) -regardless of the duration of stay, examinations shall be completed within one year before the date of entering the school and at other intervals as required by the C","cbCaidQQ4TlwGxtm","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaidQQ4TlwGxtm","pdf",785245,22,"English","# IDPH overview\n# Grant Opportunity: Mental Health Training and Resource Grant (MHTR-23)\n# Child Health Exam Form and Code Access\n# Who needs a Physical Exam?\n## Section 665.140 Timetable for Examinations\n# Exam (special situations)\n# Accepting a non-Illinois Child Health Examination Form\n# Appropriate Form and reporting requirements","[{\"question\":\"What grades or entry points require a physical exam under Section 665.140?\",\"answer\":\"Examinations must be conducted within one year before entering school at nursery/Head Start and other pre-kindergarten programs, entering kindergarten or first grade, entering the sixth grade, and entering the ninth grade.\"},{\"question\":\"What special rules apply for students who leave Illinois and later return?\",\"answer\":\"A child previously enrolled in an Illinois school who leaves the state and returns later is only required to obtain a new physical at the required grade levels (K, 6, and 9).\"},{\"question\":\"Are out-of-state child health examination forms acceptable, and what is not acceptable?\",\"answer\":\"An acceptable form is comparable to Illinois requirements and only for the time of first entry, completed within one year prior to entry. 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