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Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education
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SPECIALEDUCATION
Missouri Departmentof Elementary and Secondary Education3/7/2017
Finance
Considerations: 2016-17
BudgetRevisions 2016‐17budgetrevisionsaredueApril30,2017
Mustbudgetallcarryoverfundsfrom2015‐16 ViewCurrentFundsAvailable&CarryoverDetails
Ifproportionatesharecarryoverreleaserequesthasbeenapproved,musttakeunspentcarryoverfundsoutof1224/2557SPED
ePeGs BudgetApplicationTrainingGuideFY17:
https://dese.mo.gov/financial‐admin‐services/special‐education‐finance/part‐b‐funding‐and‐allocations
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2016-17 Current Funds Available3
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Considerations: 2016-17
TimeandEffortReporting Completesecondsemestersemi‐annualcertificationsforPK‐12specialeducationstaffpaidwithanyportionofIDEAPartBFederalfundsin2016‐17
MustcompleteAFTERendofsecondsemester– typicallyinJuly
TimeandEffortGuidance:
https://dese.mo.gov/financial‐admin‐services/general‐federal‐guidance
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Time and Effort Flowsheet5
Considerations: 2016-17
IDEAPartB(611)PaymentRequests LEAsmayrequest100%ofIDEAPartB(611)fundsonJune,July,August,andSeptemberpaymentrequests
2016‐17PartBFinalExpenditureReport(FER)canalsobeusedasfinalpaymentrequest
FY17PaymentRequestDeadlines
https://dese.mo.gov/financial‐admin‐services/special‐
education‐finance/part‐b‐funding‐and‐allocations
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Considerations: 2016-17
UpcomingTrainings ConferenceontheYoungYears
March10,2017;Tan‐Tar‐A
EarlyLearningBlendedFundingsessionhttps://dese.mo.gov/quality‐schools/early‐learning/conference‐young‐years
FinancialManagementTrainings
April11,2017;Columbia,HiltonGardenInn
April13,2017;Springfield,RamadaPlazaHotel&OasisConventionCenter
April18,2017;CapeGirardeau,Career&TechnologyCenter
April20,2017;Chillicothe,ComfortInn&Suiteshttps://dese.mo.gov/financial‐admin‐services/financial‐management‐training
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Considerations: 2017-18
IDEAPartB(611)EntitlementAllocations SendAdministrativeMemoandSELsinMarch
Reviewdatathatwillbeusedtocalculateallocations&makeanyneededchanges
Anticipateallocationscalculated&2017‐18budgetsopenbylateMay/earlyJune
https://dese.mo.gov/financial‐admin‐services/special‐education‐finance/part‐b‐funding‐and‐allocations
2017‐18budgetapplicationsdueJuly1,2017
Includeawardinformationinaccountingrecords:
FederalAwardIdentification
https://dese.mo.gov/financial‐admin‐services/general‐federal‐guidance
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Considerations: 2017-18
WrittenPolicies&Procedures
EnsurewrittenpoliciesandproceduresareupdatedandinplacebyJuly1:
Allowability Procedure
CashManagementProcedure
ProcurementProcedure Gratuity&ConflictofInterest
TravelPolicy
https://dese.mo.gov/financial‐admin‐services/general‐federal‐guidance
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SPECIALEDUCATION
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Data
3/7/2017
MOSIS Student Enrollment & Attendance –Exit Codes Reflectshowthestudentendedtheschoolyear
S000:StopOut S001:StopOut Suspension T00#:MultipleTransferCodes G01:Graduated‐RegularStandards G03:Graduated‐AlternateStandards D02:DroppedOut– Expulsion D03:DroppedOut– ReceivedCertificate D04:DroppedOut– ReachedMaxAge D05:DroppedOut– GEDprogram D06:DroppedOut– Movednotknowntobecontinuing D01:DroppedOut– Other
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Who are StopOuts?
StopOuts arestudentsreportedasdropoutsthathavereturned,orstudentsplacedonregularorlong‐termsuspension
Theabsencemustexceed20consecutivecalendardays,otherwisereportabsencehours
Dropoutscanberecoveredifthestudentre‐enrollsbeforetheSeptembercountdateofthefollowingschoolyear
StopOut codeshouldneverbethefinalexitcodeforastudent
AStopOut exitcoderequiresacorrespondingStopOut Entrycode
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Who are Dropouts?
Dropoutsareanystudentswholeaveschoolwithoutadiploma D02:DroppedOut– Expulsion D03:DroppedOut– ReceivedCertificate D04:DroppedOut– ReachedMaxAge D05:DroppedOut– GEDprogram D06:DroppedOut– Movednotknowntobecontinuing D01:DroppedOut– Other
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Who are Graduates? Graduatesarestudentswholeaveschoolwithasigneddiploma G01:Graduatedbyearningallrequiredcreditsthroughregularormodifiedclassesalignedwithstatestandards.NocreditswereearnedbymeetingIEPgoals.
G03(NEW):GraduatedbyearningsomeorallrequiredcreditsthroughmodifiedclassesalignedwithalternatestatestandardsorbymeetingIEPgoals.ThiswouldgenerallybelimitedtothosestudentswiththemostsignificantcognitivedisabilitieswhoseIEPteamshavedeterminedthatthismethodofgraduationprovidesFAPEtotheindividualstudent.
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MOSIS Student Core –Special Education Program Exit Codes
Reflectshowthestudentendedspecialeducationservices
DoesNOTneedtobereportedforallstudentswithdisabilities 01:ReturntoRegularEducation– StudentsnolongerhaveanIEPduetohavingmettheobjectivesoftheirIEPs
17:ParentWithdrewStudentfromSpecialEducation–ParentsrevokedconsentforservicesandstudentnolongerhasanIEP
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Special Education Exit Data16
Discipline Reporting Disciplineincidents:
reportALLincidentsresultinginin‐schoolsuspension,out‐of‐schoolsuspensionorexpulsion
reportALLstudents;includingstudentswithdisabilities
Dataelementsinclude: MOSISID offensedate offensetype weapontype disciplineremoval lengthremoved andothers
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Discipline Reporting InSchoolSuspension
Removalofstudentfromregularclassroomsetting(withinaschoolbuilding)forafixedamountoftimewithstudentautomaticallyreturningtoregularclassroomsettingafterthesuspensioniscompleted
OutofSchoolSuspension Removalofstudentfromregularschool forafixedamountoftimewithstudent
automaticallyreturningtoschoolafterthesuspensioniscompleted
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Significant Discrepancies in Discipline Rates
Annuallyreviewdiscrepanciesindisciplinerateforstudentswithdisabilitiesandnondisabledstudents
Alsoreviewdisciplineratesforstudentswithdisabilitiesbyrace
Example:Numberofout‐of‐schoolremovalsgreaterthan10daysforstudentswithdisabilities
/Numberofstudentswithdisabilities
X100=
RateofOSS>10dayremovalsper100studentswithdisabilities
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Early Childhood Outcomes
ShowsprogressmadefromentrytoexitinECSEineachofthefollowingareas: positivesocial‐emotionalskills acquisitionanduseofknowledgeandskills useofappropriatebehaviorstomeetneeds
EachchildisassessedinallthreeareasatentrytoandexitfromECSE(ratingscaleof1‐5).
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Early Childhood Outcomes
ThedatareportedtoDESEatendofyearwillbe: allentrydatacompiledduringthisschoolyear allexitdatacompiledduringthisschoolyear
reportviaJuneMOSISStudentCorefile
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Early Childhood Outcomes22
Early Childhood Outcomes
Examplestoreport: 2yearoldentersECSEinApril(reportentrydata) Childexitswhoenteredandhadentrydatareportedthepreviousyear(reportexitdata)
ExamplesNOTtoreport: ExitdataforchildrentransferringtoanotherECSEprogram
EntrydataforchildrentransferringfromanotherECSEprogram
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Parentally-Placed Private School Children with Disabilities
SurveyMonkeydueJune30: numberofK‐12childreninitiallyEVALUATEDduringtheschoolyear
numberofthoseevaluatedwhoweredeterminedELIGIBLE
numberofthosedeterminedeligiblewhowereSERVEDbythepublicschool
Datausedto: meetIDEArequirementsfordistrictstoreporttothestate
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End of Year Reports
Graduation/DropoutReportsviatheMCDSPortal SpecialEducationExitDataSummaryviaemailinJuly
SpecialEducationYear‐EndSummaryviaemailinJuly
DisciplineSummaryviaemailinsummer PreliminarySpecialEducationDistrictProfilesviaMCDSPortalinthefall
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SPECIALEDUCATION
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Compliance
3/7/2017
End of the School Year To Do List
Private/Parochial/HomeschoolPlanning
SummerFirstStepsTransitionstoEarlyChildhoodSpecialEducation
NIMAS/NIMAC
ExtendedSchoolYear
MAP/MAP‐A
Graduation
EvaluationTimelines
DestructionofRecords
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Private/Parochial/Homeschool Planning
Consultatleastannually withappropriaterepresentativesofparentallyplacedprivateschoolchildren
Appropriaterepresentativecanincludeparents,privateschooladministrators,teachersand/orprincipals
MustplanforservicesthatwillbeofferedthroughyourLEAsproportionatesharefundsforthe2017‐18schoolyear
IndividualServicePlan(ISP)servicestoeligiblestudentsmustbeginatthestartoftheschoolyear
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Summer First Steps Transitions to Early Childhood Special Education
ChildrentransitioningfromFirstStepsMUST haveeligibilityforECSEdeterminedand,ifeligible,anIEPinplacenolaterthanthechild’sthirdbirthday Mustfollow30‐60‐30(iftimeallows)oracompressedevaluationtimelineIFstudentwasreferredtoFirstStepsatleast90priortotheirthirdbirthday
ThereareNO acceptableextensionstothistimeline!
Summer3rd birthdaysbetweenApr.1&Aug.15 CanstayinFirstStepstillschoolstartsinthefall
CantransitiontoECSEforExtendedschoolyear(ESY)servicesorwaittostartservicesinthefall
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NIMAS / NIMAC
NationalInstructionalMaterialsAccessibilityStandards(NIMAS) Atechnicalstandardusedbypublisherstoproducesourcefiles(inXML)usedtodevelopspecializedformats(suchasBrailleoraudiobooks)forstudentswithprintdisabilities.
Requiredwhenpurchasingnewinstructionalmaterials,textbooks,curriculum,etc.
NationalInstructionalMaterialsAccessibilityCenter(NIMAC) FederallyfundedonlinefilerepositoryofSourcefilesintheNIMASformat
ChoiceintheLocalCompliancePlan– NIMACcanbearesourceorsoleproviderofaccessiblematerialstotheLEA
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Extended School Year (ESY)
ESYisnot SummerSchool
MustbeconsideredbytheIEPteamforallstudentswithdisabilitiesinordertoprovideFAPE
ESYeligibilityisbasedonavarietyoffactors– oneofwhichmayincludedemonstratedorpredictedregression/recoupmentofskills
Thelength,nature,andtypeofESYservicesmustbedeterminedonanindividualbasis
Cannot limitESY: Toparticularcategoriesofdisability
Forthetype,amountordurationoftheservicesorlimitprovisiontoonlysummer
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MAP / MAP-A
Beawareofthe“testingwindows”forNAEP,EOCs,ACT,Grade‐levelAssessments,andDLM(MAP‐A)
WorkwithyourDistrictTestCoordinatorandBuildingTestCoordinatorstoconfirmproceduresareinplaceto: Ensurerequiredaccommodationsareprovidedpereachstudent’sIEP
Trainstafftoensuretestsareadministeredinastandardized&secureway
RemembertheMAP‐Aisforstudentswiththemostsignificantcognitivedisabilities(generally<40to50IQ)withcommensurateadaptivebehaviordeficits
ONLY1%PARTICIPATIONwithoutjustification
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Graduation IsanIEPteamdecisionbasedonearningcredits
G01:(Regularmethod): Graduatedbyearningallrequiredcreditsthroughregularormodifiedclassesalignedwithstatestandards.NocreditswereearnedbymeetingIEPgoals.
G03:(Alternatemethods): GraduatedbyearningsomeorallrequiredcreditsthroughmodifiedclassesalignedwithalternatestatestandardsorbymeetingIEPgoals.ThiswouldgenerallybelimitedtothosestudentswiththemostsignificantcognitivedisabilitieswhoseIEPteamshavedeterminedthatthismethodofgraduationprovidesFAPEtotheindividualstudent.
Resultsinachangeofplacement Requirespriorwrittennotice
Doesnotrequireconsent
Canbechallengedthroughdueprocess
RequiresaSummaryofPerformance(SOP) nomorethan60daysprioror30daysfollowinggraduation
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Evaluation Timelines
Theevaluationprocessmustfollowthe30‐60‐30timeline 30days fromreferraltoaNoticeofActionproposingtoconductanevaluationbecauseadisabilityissuspectedORrefusingtoconductbecausenodisabilityissuspected
60days fromconsenttoconductanevaluationtoaneligibilitydeterminationandNoticeofAction
30days fromeligibilitydeterminationtodevelopmentoftheIEPifeligible
Acceptableextensionstothefirst30andthe60days e.g.snowdays,agencyvacationdays,child’sabsencebecauseofillness,summerbreak
mustbedocumentedinstudent’sfile
ThereareNOacceptableextensionstothelast30days– evensummerbreak
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Destruction of Records Summerisagoodtimetoreviewandimplementproceduresforpurgingthespecialeducationfiles
SomerecordsMUSTbemaintainedforaperiodofthreeyearsfromthetimetheyarenolongereducationallyrelevant i.e.IEP,TestProtocols,EvaluationReports
oftenkepttillthreeyearsaftergraduation
mustinformtheparentwhentherecordswillbedestroyed
Somerecordsareonlymaintainedforaperiodofoneyeari.e.gradebooks,datacollectionsheets
RefertotheSecretaryofStatesRecordRetentionGuide https://www.sos.mo.gov/CMSImages/LocalRecords/PublicSchool.pdf
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www.dese.mo.gov
Email:[email protected] Phone:573‐751‐0699
Email:[email protected] Phone:573‐751‐7848
Email:[email protected] Phone:573‐751‐0622
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The Department of Elementary and Secondary Education does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, gender, national origin, age, or disability in its programs and activities. Inquiries related toDepartment programs and to the location of services, activities, and facilities that are accessible by persons with disabilities may be directed to the Jefferson State Office Building, Office of the General Counsel,Coordinator – Civil Rights Compliance (Title VI/Title IX/504/ADA/Age Act), 6th Floor, 205 Jefferson Street, P.O. Box 480, Jefferson City, MO 65102-0480; telephone number 573-526-4757 or TTY 800-735-2966; fax number 573-522-4883; email [email protected].