LaShawn A. v. Gray Progress Report - Progress Report for the Period January 1 - June 30, 2011

Sep 26, 2026

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Progress report detailing implementation status and performance against required outcomes for LaShawn A. v. Gray during the period January 1 through June 30, 2011. Coverage includes methodology and report structure, followed by progress summaries and discussion across child safety, permanency, and child well-being goals. The document further addresses resource development and system accountability, then outlines implementation of the 2011 strategy plan. It includes summary tables and referenced figures tracking performance indicators and hotline, investigation, and placement-related metrics.

LanguageEnglish

CategoryGeneral

FormatPDF

Pages199

Reading Time1 h 10 min

AccessFree to download

INTRODUCTION

Methodology

Report Structure

SUMMARY OF PROGRESS

DISCUSSION OF PROGRESS ON THE LaSHAWN A. v. GRAY OUTCOMES TO BE ACHIEVED

GOAL: CHILD SAFETY

GOAL: PERMANENCY

GOAL: CHILD WELL-BEING

GOAL: RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT AND SYSTEM ACCOUNTABILITY

IMPLEMENTATION OF 2011 STRATEGY PLAN

SUMMARY TABLES ON LASHAWN A.v. GRAY IMPLEMENTATION AND EXIT PLAN (IEP)

LaShawn A. v. Gray Progress Report for the Period January 1 – June 30, 2011 November 21, 2011 LaShawn A. v. Gray Progress Report for the Period January 1 – June 30, 2011 TABLE OF CONTENTS I. INTRODUCTION ......................................................................................................... 1 A. Methodology ..........................................................................................................2 B. Report Structure .......................................................................................................3 II. SUMMARY OF PROGRESS........................................................................................5 III. DISCUSSION OF PROGRESS ON THE LaSHAWN A. v. GRAY OUTCOMES TO BE ACHIEVED..............................................................................18 A. GOAL: CHILD SAFETY .....................................................................................18 1. Investigations ...................................................................................................20 2. Services to Families and Children to Promote Safety, Permanency and Well-Being ...........................................................................26 3. Visitation..........................................................................................................30 B. GOAL: PERMANENCY......................................................................................39 1. Relative Resources...........................................................................................39 2. Placement of Children......................................................................................41 3. Appropriate Permanency Goals .......................................................................47 4. Reduction of Multiple Placements for Children in Care .................................54 5. Timely Approval of Foster Parents..................................................................56 6. Legal Action to Free Children .........................................................................57 7. Timely Adoption..............................................................................................60 8. Case Planning...................................................................................................67 C. GOAL: CHILD WELL-BEING ...........................................................................72 1. Sibling Placements and Visits..........................................................................72 2. Assessments for Children Experiencing Placement Disruptions.....................73 3. Health and Dental Care....................................................................................74 D. GOAL: RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT AND SYSTEM ACCOUNTABILITY ...........................................................................77 1. Financial Support for Community Based Services .........................................77 2. Training............................................................................................................79 3. Training for Foster Parents ..............................................................................87 4. Special Corrective Action ................................................................................88 5. Performance-Based Contracting ......................................................................91 6. Interstate Compact for the Placement of Children...........................................93 7. Data and Technology .......................................................................................94 8. Federal Revenue Claiming...............................................................................96 IV. IMPLEMENTATION OF 2011 STRATEGY PLAN ...............................................101 V. SUMMARY TABLES ON LASHAWN A.v. GRAY IMPLEMENTATION AND EXIT PLAN (IEP) .........................

FAQs

What reporting period does this LaShawn A. v. Gray progress report cover?

It covers the period from January 1 through June 30, 2011.

How is progress organized in the report?

Progress is structured with an introduction and methodology, then a summary of progress, followed by goal-by-goal discussion and implementation details.

Which major outcome goals are discussed?

The report addresses child safety, permanency, child well-being, and resource development and system accountability.

Sep 26, 2026

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