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Home » Publications » Smart Start Kindergarten Health Assessment Report With Data Summarization Sheet

Smart Start Kindergarten Health Assessment Report With Data Summarization Sheet

NC Department of Public Instruction & NC Department of Environment, Health, and Natural Resources
1996

The Kindergarten Health Assessment (KHA) is a form that all kindergarteners are required to have in their school records, with some of the information completed by a physician and some by a parent.

Available

PDF icon SmartStart_Tool3_KHA.pdf

Related Project(s)

Evaluation of North Carolina's Smart Start Initiative

Area(s) of Work

Child Health and Development

Type

Assessments and Instruments

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