; (ii) a description of how the State proposes to— (I) identify any eligible children; (II) identify individuals who are at risk of becoming eligible children; (III) identify common characteristics shared by any eligible children in the State; and (IV) determine the prevalence of children excluded from juvenile adjudication by age (under age of 12 and over the age of 15 years old), child survivors of commercial sexual exploitation, dual status youth (children in both foster care and juvenile justice systems), and cross over children (children that cross between the foster care and juvenile justice systems) in the State; (iii) a description of current and proposed practices and procedures that the State intends to use to— (I) screen and assess children excluded from juvenile adjudication by age (under age of 12 and over the age of 15 years old), child survivors of commercial sexual exploitation, dual status youth (children in both foster care and juvenile justice systems), and cross over children (children that cross between the foster care and juvenile justice systems) for risks and treatment needs; (II) provide targeted and evidence-based services, including educational, behavioral health, and pro-social treatment interventions for children excluded from juvenile adjudication by age (under age of 12 and over the age of 15 years old), child survivors of commercial sexual exploitation, dual status youth (children in both foster care and juvenile justice systems), and cross over children (children that cross between the foster care and juvenile justice systems)