During supervisory visits, how often must you meet with both foster parents together?

• A. At least once every six months
• B. Monthly
• C. Weekly
• D. Once every two years

Answer: (A)

The idea being tested is how often supervisory oversight requires a joint visit with both foster parents. The rule states you must meet with both foster parents together at least once every six months. This minimum cadence supports ongoing oversight of the placement, safety, and well-being of the child, while also enabling you to review progress, address needs, and plan for permanency with the joint participation of the foster parents. Meeting more often (monthly or weekly) isn’t required by this standard, and waiting as long as two years would leave significant gaps in supervision. So, the best answer is that the meeting should occur at least once every six months.