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Special Education Collaborative Meeting Policies, Procedures, Practices Fall 2011

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Page 1: Special Education Collaborative Meeting Policies, Procedures, Practices Fall 2011

Special Education Collaborative Meeting

Policies, Procedures, Practices

Fall 2011

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Participants

Building Administrators Special Education Teacher(s) General Education Representation K-12 Services Team Literacy Consultant Behavior Consultant Director of Special Education Special Education Planner/Monitor

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Objectives of the Day

1. Strengthen the district special education process

2. Strengthen collaboration between ISD and district staff

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Agenda Topics

Roles and Responsibilities for all involved District process for building student

achievement Michigan eligibility criteria New! Instructional Intervention Log New! Request for Special Education Evaluation New! Reevaluation forms & templates Action Plan review Additional and final reminders!

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Roles and Responsibilities (Tile 1 of 3)

Building Administrator Oversight of special education programs/services Ultimate responsibility for delivery of FAPE Verifies that student progress is sufficient

General Education Teacher Delivers common core state standards Contributes information to child study team on tried

interventions Contributes information on behavior and learning to IEP

development for annual and reevaluation IEP Team meetings

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Roles and Responsibilities (Tile 2 of 3)

Special Education Provider Delivers service designated on IEP Supports instruction of CCSS provided by GE teacher Records interventions used for teaching academic and/or

behavior skills Monitors progress on goals and objectives Works collaboratively with other special education

providers and general education teachers to develop annual PLAAFP

Works collaboratively with other special education providers and general education teachers for participation in three year review of existing evaluation data

Develops IEP using collected data for PLAAFP

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K-12 Special Education (Tile 3 of 3)

Services Team Evaluate students suspected of having a disability Consult with school staff Link with agency Analyze and create data Assist with modification of curriculum Model best-practice instructional strategies Participate in grade-level and child study team

meetings Assist with functional behavior assessments Assist with creation of behavior support plans Direct intervention with students with disabilities

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Group Work – Stand up activityRoles and Responsibilities

How do the roles and responsibilities fit for all involved?

How will the roles and responsibilities increase collaboration?

Action Plan

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Understanding Local Data

MI School Data: www.mischooldata.org

Easy IEP data: CaseloadOctober 5, 2011: Count day

For all data: timely and accurate

Data Portrait & other info

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www.mischooldata.org

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Confidential Information

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Confidential Information

In this course, participants will learn about the security component of quality data, specifically the Family Educational Records and Privacy Act (FERPA) and Health Insurance Portability and Access Act (HIPAA) regulations that govern school confidentiality issues.

Required for approval to get rights to view special education data on www.mischooldata.org

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EASY IEP CASELOAD

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District Data Portrait

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Easy IEP and Educational Setting

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Easy IEP and Educational Setting

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Easy IEP and Educational Setting

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Easy IEP and Educational Setting

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Easy IEP and Educational Setting

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State Performance Plan Indicators

Indicators: Compliance & Results Strand Report Determinations & History Easy IEP data for indicators sent to district

administrator Environment Accommodations

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B4 Discipline Data for Students with Disabilities District process for discipline data entry Definition of Suspension Counting Days

In school Out of school

Manifestation Determination Review Functional Behavior Assessment? Behavior Intervention Plan?

Discipline Procedure Manual (MDE) Documentation of Pattern of Removal

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Group Work – Understanding the Data Identify areas of concern reflected in

your data. Identify policy/procedure/practice

modifications to consider to improve your results?

Action Plan

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District Process for Student Achievement Results

Grade Level Team meetingsChild Study Team meetingsStudent Assistance TeamWhat do you call your team that

uses student data for analysis & decision making?

Intervention Log

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Group Work – District Process for Assessment Review

What is the structure of the meetings (frequency, forms, participation)?

How are meetings monitored for effectiveness?

How is student benefit monitored?Action Plan

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Michigan Criteria for Eligibility – Definitions

Building criteria from district data and intervention results with examination of class and student data

Summary of Eligibility Emotional Impairment (EI) Other Health Impairment (OHI) Speech and Language Impairment (SLI) Specific Learning Disability (SLD)

Pattern of Strength and Weakness (PSW) Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)

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Group Work – Assessment to Support Data Review What data does the district use to support

EI,OHI, SLI, SLD or ASD eligibility? Does district data (identification rates) put the

district at risk for disproportionate representation?

How can assessment be strengthened to support proper identification practices?

Action Plan

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Request for Special Education Evaluation

Written process Special Education Meeting:

AgendaRequest for Evaluation - Form

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Group Work – Request for Special Education Evaluation

Describe the process the district will use to request an evaluation for a student suspected of a disability.

Action Plan

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Evaluation Process

Evaluation Report Format New fields “Ownership” of report – district name

Initial Evaluation Review of existing evaluation data: REED Generation of assessment data – if warranted MET Report (Eligibility Decision)

Understanding Contents, Purpose No Face Sheets

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Evaluation Process (continued)

Reevaluation Review of existing evaluation data (3 months

prior to reeval due date-every three years) Use of Intervention Log District responsibility

Present level of performance for area of disability Char-Em ISD responsibility Reevaluation report samples

Understanding contents, purpose

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Reevaluation Meetings

Process for Reevaluation Format - 3 months before reevaluation is due

Complete intervention log Review IEPs of past 3 years Analyze Educational Benefit Determination of need for additional

assessment Include IEP team members

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Group Work – Evaluation Process

What is valued in regard to a reevaluation report?

What data do you use to determine a student’s “present level”?

Who contributes that data?Action Plan

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IEP Team Meeting Reminders

Timeliness --can not have offer of FAPE that exceeds 365 days

Draft IEPs delivered to participants in sufficient time – should occur for ALL IEP team participants

Length of an IEP team meeting – 45 minutes when preparation for meeting complete!

Is plan meaningful? Excusal of “Required” IEP team participants Caution with use of acronyms and jargon

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Group Work – IEP Process Identify components of an organized IEP

process -45 minute IEP team meeting What is the role/responsibility of IEP

participants?General education teacherSpecial education teacherAdministratorParentStudent

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Review of Collaborative Meeting

Review Action PlansNext StepsRoll-out date of district changes

According to district action planRoll-out date of Reevaluation

ProcessJanuary 2, 2012

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In Addition…

Program Consideration ProcessRevocation of ConsentRescinded-Previous Enrollment; New rule and

language for the transfer of student with an IEP

Medicaid ConsentWhat to do with the paperwork