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Compliance Reporting:. SPP & PBMAS. Indicator 13 Indicator 14 PBMAS. Actionable Data. Today’s Focus:. Indicator 13. Senate Bill 1788. Sec. 29.0111. BEGINNING OF TRANSITION PLANNING . - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Compliance Reporting:

SPP & PBMAS

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Indicator 13Indicator 14PBMAS

Today’s Focus:Actionable Data

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Indicator 13

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Sec. 29.0111. BEGINNING OF TRANSITION PLANNING.Appropriate state transition planning under the procedure adopted under Section 29.011 must begin for a student not later than when the student reaches 14 years of age.

Senate Bill 1788

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Begin folder review after annual ARD prior to student’s 14th birthday

Only those turning 16 by June 30th of reporting year are included in the listWe propose:

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ARD Notice/Parent ResponseARD Committee Meeting Report*

IEP Transition Supplement w/Coordinated Set of Activities

Vocational Assessment FormsThe Process:

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Lock Everything!

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The ACTIONABLE Piece:

Interact with your data to improve your processes.

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Enter Power Tools

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v10.3 Transition Trackingwith

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Add Student to Transition Toolbox for Analysis

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After each annual ARD, the Case Manager/Transition Coordinator:Reviews findingsAdds additional information where appropriate (e.g. Misc form)

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Example:

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These aren’t our instructions; they are the agency’s, but they apply!

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Printing criteria to show how each item is met significantly increases length of report, but provides detailed information.

The process is repeated throughout the school year after each annual review.

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File in audit folder

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Report UtilityTasks:

ID previous submissions Create alphabetic list/sample Print and report to TEASEAdministrator

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Specify previous submissions

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for each of the past 3 years(students from Inactive are pulled in)

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Data Submission Windowbetween 4/1 and 8/31 of a given year

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Enrollment Statuses:

Active Initial Transferred

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Afterwards,

Click Open Indicator 13 Report button

Alphabetic list of students is generated

Identify student sample

Select the list of campuses provided by the agency,

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When it is time to set the group, click the ID Random Group. Enter date and click Set Group. Click Print.

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The example above lists the information that is to be reported to TEASE. One line per student; for easy entry, data is in the same format as on the TEASE screen.

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Indicator 14

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Parent Information

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ID previous years’ submissions just as you do for Indicator 13.

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Report will provide demographic data on:

The studentThe parentOtherBe prepared; it’s a long

report – one student per page.

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PBMAS

Performance Based Monitoring Analysis System

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V10 – New Fields: Information must be provided throughout the year to be “reportable”.

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Completion of these fields will lead to a PBMAS – State Assessment report.

We do expect additional changes once TEA finalizes state assessment accommodation decisions.

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Resourcehttp://www.tea.state.tx.us

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