What's Required Items to be completed by May 9: - Retrieve all student service logs for the month of April (April 3-April 28),
analyze services to ensure minutes have been met, discuss and give
the monthly analysis of
student service log to
your DC with the analysis of services. Highlight any concerns and
note if there are recurring concerns that need administrative assistance.
- Meet with DC/TL to discuss
student data on results of 5th and 8th grade STAAR
results and to discuss the data collected on the effectiveness of the
students' supports/accommodations.
- File Student Service Logs and
student work samples for the month of April in a folder designated for the
student that is kept in a secure/confidential location (locked file
cabinet).
- Submit ARD paperwork for ESY to your campus coordinator by May 9.
Items to be completed prior to distribution of EOY Report Cards:- Print and archive IEP progress reports.
- Provide case managers with copies of the updated progress reports for students you serve so they can be filed in the teacher folders.
May Actions - Attend monthly Connection
Meeting.
- Prior to the administration of
STAAR assessments, discuss the assessment testing procedures with parents.
Explain what the assessment is for and the standards that will be assessed
(use scope & sequence). Let parents know that accommodations will be
provided during the assessment.
- Check with Special Education
and General Education teachers who instruct your students to find out how
the program is working for the student & if there are any
concerns/questions regarding the level of support that the student is
receiving.
- Collaborate with general
education teachers regarding the implementation of InSync and
monitor the use of InSync. For
students utilizing iReady, monitor student usage and progress using this
instructional tool.
- Distribute Teacher Input Forms
to all staff who instruct any student who has an ARD scheduled in May (due
date – 2 wks prior to ARD).
- Retrieve Teacher Input Forms
from all teachers who have completed them for ARDs this month.
- Complete Form 2 - Student Services Planning Document for students
with annual ARD meetings scheduled in the month of May.
- Connect with all parents who
you have an ARD meeting scheduled with this month to discuss ideas for the
new plan that will be finalized during the ARD meeting (let parents know
that you will be sending the draft PLAAFP statement and goals/objectives home to be reviewed).
- Any annual IEP meetings held in August or September of 2016 will need another annual prior to May 26, 2017.
- Collaborate with the campus ARD
facilitator/diagnostician to schedule ARD/IEP meetings for students who
meet the requirements for Extended School Year
Services. All ARD meetings to determine ESY
services should be completed and data sent to the ESY Coodinator (Shawn Wade-Smith) by
May 9, 2017.
- Begin preparing paperwork and
student folders for End of Year Check In. End of
Year Check In will be held on May 23 for Elementary Schools, May 24 for
Middle Schools and May 25 for High Schools.
- For students in 5th
and 8th grade, review results of the first administration of
the STAAR test and if the student did not meet passing standards, develop
an Intensive Program of Instruction (IPI) for those students that will be presented at an ARD
meeting.
- Update communication log and
collaborate with teachers any information from parent communication that
is pertinent to their class/supports they should be providing.
- Retrieve all student service logs for the students you case manage and review
services being provided. Discuss discrepancies with teachers providing the
service. If service concerns have not been addressed, review concerns
with campus SpEd DC/TL.
- Talk to parents. Find out if
there’s anything that the parents may need to be sent home that may help them with their
child’s learning. Find out if they are getting timely communication from
their child's teachers or if there is any other way that you can assist
them (being proactive goes a long way).
- Meet with the students that you
case manage at least twice outside of the class that you teach them in.
Find out what they need help with. Recommend a book that they should read
over the summer.
- Identify content areas that the
student(s) are having difficulty with and develop a plan to support the
students growth over the summer.
Items to be completed
prior to May 22: - Retrieve all student service logs for the month of May (May 1 - May 19), analyze services using
the monthly analysis log to ensure minutes have been met, discuss and
give the monthly analysis of student service log to your DC with the
analysis of services. Highlight any concerns and note if they are
recurring concerns that need administrative assistance.
- Retrieve all student service logs and organize all service logs by date for each student that you case manage (this will be done for every sheet that has been collected this school year). Place one student's service logs together in a file folder labeled with the student's name on the tab. Alphabetize the group of students logs & submit all documents to DC to be included in the EOY check-in documents. **NOTE: the speech therapists will be providing each student's attendance logs for the year to be filed with the service logs - please include these in the folder**
- Secure student work samples for the month of May in
a folder designated for the student that is kept in a secure/confidential
location (locked file cabinet).
- Ensure that an Exit COSF (for all students turning 6 during the 2016-2017 school year) is completed in eSped.
Items to be completed by end of year: - Analyze May STAAR assessment data (Due in the school district May 30) for 5th & 8th graders and develop an Intensive
Program of Instruction (IPI) for those students who did not pass the Reading and/or Math section.
- Plan with campus leadership when they want to have the IPI meetings for all students who do not meet standard on their state assessment.
- Plan summer dates to return to assist with master scheduling, case management for next year, reviewing paperwork, etc.
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