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The parent concerns go here in the IEP.
What is Section 3?
The name of something a student does that impacts his access to the curriculum.
What is an interfering behavior?
The number of days before an IEP meeting that the AWN is mailed.
What is 7 days?
Where is evaluation data for initial eligibility or reevaluation recorded in the IEP?
What is Section 4?
This is the name of the meeting we hold once per year to update a student's IEP.
What is the annual review?
Section 6a of the IEP is dedicated to this area.
What is Academic strengths, needs, presents levels and goals?
This is the type of reinforcement used after we observe an expected or desired behavior.
What is positive reinforcement?
The number of days the school has to conduct evaluations after consent for evaluation is signed.
What is 45 school days?
The place in the WN where you would record most recent WISC scores.
What is Section 3?
Section 7 of the IEP is dedicated to these.
What are supplementary aids, services, modifications or supports?
This is the type of a consultant the school might hire when the team wants to better understand interfering behaviors.
What is a BCBA?
The number of days an evaluation report must be in the hands of the parent/guardian before the IEP meeting.
What is 3 days?
Name an example of academic data that is used for 6a.
What are: STAR, BAS, progress monitoring/benchmarking, progress on standards? (for recently identified students, is ok to use WIAT subtests.)
These areas are considered related services.
What are OT, Speech, Social Work, PT and transportation?
Reasons for team determinations are listed by number in this section of the written notice.
What is Section 2?
This role is someone who has extra training and sometimes provides day treatment level of service in a general education setting.
What is a BHP?
In general, a reevaluation is conducted after how many years.
What is 3 years?
This is where to record baseline behavior data in the IEP.
What is Section 6b of the IEP?
The 14 categories of special education identification in Maine are...
What are:
Autism, Deaf-blindness, Deafness, Developmental delay (3-5) / K, Emotional Disturbance, Hearing Impairment, Intellectual Disability, Visual Impairment, Other Health Impairment, Orthopedic Impairment, Speech or Language Impairment, Specific Learning Disability , Traumatic Brain Injury, Multiple Disability?
This must be included in section 4 of the written notice.
What is consideration of least restrictive environment?
This is the maximum number of days a student with special needs can be suspended for interfering behaviors per school year.
What is 10 days?
The number of days from the IEP meeting that the completed IEP is due to the parent.
What is 21 days?
These are three places you should find progress monitoring data when looking in a student file.
What are:
1. Section 3 of the WN for annual review
2. Progress Reports
3. Section 6 a/b of the IEP?
The name of the person in YSD who knows the most about special education processes and procedures.
Who is Joanne Kenney?