CDSS – CDMIS User Manual; Appendix A: Family’s Written Communication Preference
Family's Written Communication Preference (CDD-801A Only)
This refers to the language the family prefers to receive written materials in, such as newsletters, forms, emails, or notices from the program. If the family prefers multiple languages, note all applicable.
Where to Find It:
Indicated on the child’s Family Language and Interest Interview or discussed with the family during a meeting regarding the child’s dual language learner (DLL) designation.
Rules and Guidelines:
- This field is only required for center-based CCTR and center-based CMIG programs. All other programs must leave blank.
- This information field is required.
- This field must contain at least 2 characters. Example: 02, 04, etc.
- Leading zero must be included.
- See list of language codes on CCD-26 Confidential Application for Child Development Services and Certification of Eligibility form, Section IV Data on Children Column 8: Native Language Codes.
- When inputting multiple codes, separate each with a comma.
- Do not include a space between multiple codes.
- This field must be left blank during non-DLL reporting months.
Error Messages and Solutions
See Appendix B: Error Message Codes for solutions to error messages.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What do I report if the child’s DLL Designation is non-DLL?
- If the DLL Designation is reported as: 2: Non-DLL; 4: Parent Opt-Out; or 5: Not Yet Designated, this field may be left blank.