Sped Demographics
The percentage (approx) of sped stduents in the general education setting.
What is 76%?
The placement of a special needs student in a manner promoting the maximum possible interaction with the general school population. Placement options are offered on a continuum including regular classroom with no support services, regular classroom with support services, designated instruction services, special day classes and private special education programs.
What is least restrictive enviornment (LRE)?
Name 2 FWISD specialized classrooms.
What is ECSE, RISE, SEAS, ABLE? (Any variation of two).
Approximately 26% of FWISd students are eligible for and receive this type of related service.
What is speech and langauge therapy?
The 2 special education schools in FWISD
What are JoKelly and Boulevard Heights?
The number & percentage of Sped students in FWISD (approx.).
What is 8200 & 10.5%?
Term used to describe services that place students with disabilities in general education classrooms with appropriate support services. Student may receive instruction from both a general education teacher and a special education teacher.
What is Inclusion?
Students who receive deaf and hard of hearing (DHH), visual impairment services (VI), transition services are in this type of program or classroom.
What is both general education and specialized classes?
Any item, piece of equipment, or product system whether acquired commercially off the shelf, modified, or customized, that is used to increase, maintain, or improve functional capabilities of individuals with disabilities.
What is assistive technology?
The name of the program at JoKelly School.
What is the medically fragile program?
The largest eligibility categories.
What is Specific Learning Disability (SLD) and Speech & Language Impairment (SLI)?
One (computer-based) reading or writing accommodation tool used in FWISD
What is Snap n Read?
or
What is Co-Writer?
The typical age range of adult transition students.
Whar are ages 18-22?
These professionals evaluate students who may have difficulty completing tasks of daily living, observing and assessing their strengths and needs in natural school settings.
Who is an occupational therapist?
The primary type of support that students who attend Boulevard Heights require.
What is behavior intervention supports?
The smallest sped eligibily category.
What is Deaf-Blind?
One curricula tool used for students in gen ed receiving resource/inclusion support at the elementary level.
What is Let's Go Learn?
One curricula tool used for students in specialized classes.
What is (any one listed0:
Unique Learning Systema
RethinkEd
Vizzle
Teachtown
Adapted Physical Education represents this type of service.
What is educational services?
The average ratio of staff to students at FWISD's special education schools.
What is 1 teacher for every 5 students?
The percentage of Sped students nationwide.
What si 13%?
The 4 levels of support (across the continuum) in general education
What are: Tier 1, Advance Support, In Class Support & Specialized Support?
One (computer-based) reading or writing accommodation tool used in FWISD
What is Snap&Read or Co-Writer?
Name the 5 related services (presented today).
What are audiology, music therapy, physical therapy, occupational therapy, and speech and language?
The procedures for moving a student to the medically fragile program at JoKelly and the behavior supported program at Boulevard Heights are found here.
What is the New Special Education Guidebook on Livebinder?