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Summer Academy 2014

Executive Order 13-04

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DHS (VR and ODDS) and ODE shall work:

• “…to further improve Oregon’s systems of designing and delivering employment services to those with intellectual and developmental disabilities …”

• Work “toward fulfillment of Oregon’s Employment First Policy,” including

– Reduced state support of sheltered work over time

– Increased investment in employment services(April 16, 2013)

EO Target Population

• School age children and transition age youth with IDD who are found eligible for Developmental Disability and/or Vocational Rehabilitation services

• School age children and transition age youth in public schools eligible for Special Education and related services

• Working age individuals with Intellectual and other Developmental Disabilities (IDD) in sheltered workshops

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In Partnership, ODE will:Appoint staff to focus on system-change in

schools and communities.

Establish Statewide Transition Technical Assistance Network to assist

transition services in schools

Support legislative or rule changes to prohibit local education agencies from contracting for

assessments in sheltered workshops.

• ODE’s rules adopted in December 2013

• State that publicly-funded education services will not take place in sheltered workshops. Information is available under

• “Employment-Related Transition Services” at: http://www.ode.state.or.us/search/page/?=3819

Educator Institute on Networking and Transition – June 2014

Agenda8:15-9:00- Registration9:00-9:15- ODE Welcome- Sarah Drinkwater, Assistant Superintendent and Mitch Kruska, Director 9:15-10:00- Keynote Speaker10:00-10:10- Break10:10-11:00- Vocational Rehabilitation 101:Overview of program, eligibility, and services provided11:00-11:10- Break11:10-12:40-Families and Community Together (FACT): Overview of program and services provided, introduction to Person Centered Planning12:40-1:30- Lunch1:30-2:30- Developmental Disabilities and Brokerage Services: Overview of program, eligibility, and services provided2:30-2:40- Break2:40-3:45- Curriculum Review- Introduction of Rubric and Sample Curriculum3:45-4:00- Review of information and closing

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In Partnership, VR will:

• No longer purchase or fund vocational assessments for individuals with ID/DD that occur in sheltered workshops after July 1st, 2014.

• No longer purchase or fund sheltered workshop placements after July 1st, 2015.

In Partnership, ODDS will:

• Adopt and implement policies and procedures for implementing Career Development Plans for individuals with ID/DD.

http://www.dhs.state.or.us/dd/supp_emp/initiative.html

New Blue Resource Book for 2014-2015

Welcome new ideas Resource Books posted at

http://www.ode.state.or.us/search/page/?=3072

IDEA 2004

• Requires a SUMMARY OF PERFORMANCE:

“a local educational agency shall provide the child with a summary of the child's academic achievement and functional performance, which shall include recommendations on how to assist the child in meeting the child's postsecondary goals.” (§300.305(e)(3)).

Oregon SOP Requirements

• The student’s Academic Achievement levels

• The student’s Functional Performance

• The final Post Secondary Goal• Recommendations on how to assist

the student in reaching their Post Secondary Goal

Motivational Interviewing

• Webinars, Videos, Card Sorts and More:

The Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act

• WIA will be reauthorized as WIOA• Changes to State Vocational

Rehabilitation Services: oSets high expectations for individuals

with disabilities with respect to employment.

oProvides youth with disabilities the services and supports necessary to be successful in competitive, integrated employment.

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