In addition to the requirements set forth in §749.1133 of this title (relating to What information must an admission assessment include?), a written assessment report must include:
  (1) Copies and results of the determination of the child's basic health and social and developmental assessment, including:
    (A) The child's basic health status, as determined under the supervision of a licensed physician;
    (B) The child's basic social and developmental needs, as determined under the supervision of the person responsible for the assessment services program or a designated employee who meets the qualifications for a person responsible for the assessment program;
    (C) Recommendations for any further assessment services and testing; and
    (D) An assessment of the child's immediate and extended family in terms of an ongoing relationship with the child;
  (2) Copies and results of all evaluations and testing;
  (3) A summary of the primary caregivers' evaluations of the child's behavior and level of functioning;
  (4) An assessment of the results and summary in terms of appropriate short- and long-term planning for the child;
  (5) Recommendations for placement; and
  (6) A recommended behavior management plan based on the assessment results and the primary caregivers' evaluations of the child's behavior and level of functioning.

Source Note: The provisions of this §749.3895 adopted to be effective January 1, 2007, 31 TexReg 7469; transferred effective March 9, 2018, as published in the Texas Register February 16, 2018, 43 TexReg 909