The Wisconsin Child Find Confidentiality Agreement for School Districts is a legally binding document between the school district and any person or organization that provides services or information related to Child Find. This agreement ensures that any information gathered about a child as part of the school district's Child Find process is kept confidential. It also outlines the rights of the student, parent, and other individuals involved in the process. The agreement is broken down into two main parts: the general agreement and the specific agreement. The general agreement covers the following topics: 1. The protection of confidentiality of any information collected during the Child Find process. 2. The prohibition of the disclosure of any information collected during the process to any person or organization without the prior written consent of the student's parent or guardian. 3. The prohibition of the use of any information collected during the process for any purpose other than for providing services or information related to Child Find. 4. The responsibility of the school district to provide, when requested, a copy of the agreement to any person or organization that provides services or information related to Child Find. The specific agreement covers the following topics: 1. The type of information that is collected during the Child Find process. 2. The circumstances under which the information may be disclosed and to whom. 3. The procedures for obtaining the consent of the parent or guardian before any information is disclosed. 4. The steps that the school district must take to ensure that the information is kept secure and confidential at all times. 5. The consequences for any unauthorized disclosure of the information. Different types of Wisconsin Child Find Confidentiality Agreement for School Districts include agreements related to Early Childhood Education, Special Education, and Mental Health Services.