Resources for Account Administrators

Through community access, ASQ Online is now available to any Kansas community partner that serves children ages zero to five that would like to administer developmental screenings. This Statewide ASQ Enterprise System is intended to improve coordination and reach more families.

The following resources are provided to support Kansas Part C networks as they administer community-level ASQ Online Enterprise Accounts. Kansas Part C networks with questions about ASQ can email Stacy Clarke (sclarke@ksde.org).

Part C Orientation Video

This orientation provides an overview of the Statewide ASQ Online Community Expansion Initiative and information Part C Account Administrators need to get started with ASQ Online.
View video

Quick Reference Guide for Part C Account Administrators

This quick reference guide provides instructions to help you get up and running quickly with ASQ Online, the web-based screening management system that will be used to collect and report ASQ-3 and ASQ:SE-2 questionnaire data.
Download the guide (PDF)

Overview letter of the statewide ASQ Online initiative

Read this letter to learn about the statewide initiative.
Download the letter (PDF)

ASQ Enterprise User Agreement

Read the data use agreement for use of the Statewide ASQ Enterprise System.
Download the agreement (PDF)

Onboarding Checklist

Use this checklist to get new programs started in an ASQ Enterprise.
Download the form (PDF)

ASQ Enterprise System Preparation

Use this form to provide your program information to join an ASQ Enterprise.
Download the form (DOCX)

Statewide ASQ Enterprise Account FAQs

Get your questions answered abut the statewide initiative with these FAQs.
Download the FAQs (PDF)

  • Children Engaged in the Classroom

    What ASQ Users are Saying

    “What I love about the ASQ is that it allows our staff to catch delays quickly and allows us to get our clients the early intervention programs that they sometimes need. In many cases [ASQ] helps us catch children up before they start kindergarten, therefore providing children with the start that they deserve.

    Sharon Gee, Supervisor, Healthy Families Niagara