By, Edna Rae LGCA Student Support Liaison

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By, Edna Rae LGCA Student Support Liaison SPED to EMIS By, Edna Rae LGCA Student Support Liaison

Overview FY10 Changes Where items are located

December Child Count First year to be based on Special Ed events GE record now reported in all major student periods except G Based on latest IEP event outcome effective on 12/1 If outcome on latest IEP on record at ODE (FY09N or FY10M) not current LRE on 12/1, can update with new element FN270 Updated December 1 IEP Outcome Element Only reported in December If no change, report **** (R&R TBD)

Final IEP Meeting Event New Date Type- FIEP IEP team meeting that is… Last meeting prior to graduation A new IEP is not completed Student will continue to receive exactly same services for remainder of school year Only Date and Non-compliance (if needed) are reported with this Date Type

IEP Consent Withdrawn Event New Date Type- CIEP IEP is already in effect (IIEP, RIEP, TIEP) Parent revokes consent for student to receive services on this IEP Student no longer special ed Would have to start process at beginning to become special ed again Only report Outcome ID and Date

Preschool SE Specific Only DOR reports GE Record If no IEP effective with services as of 12/1, student will not count for unit funding No Split of Itinerant and Center-based Report preschool spec ed teachers on one job Delete 999413 assignment- now all 999412 Clarified reporting of PS ineligible students who do not turn 3 until after school year ends

Other Special Education IEEX option gone for RIEP- only need to report exit on RETR 2111xx Transition program codes gone- now only report as part of IEP event 211001 not gone- put back with R&R Many 215xxx program codes updated

Other Special Education 210xxx and 217xxx LRE program codes gone- now only report as part of IEP event If LRE changes (planned or unplanned) after IEP goes into effect, report value as of Dec 1 If LRE is changed from what reported in prior year without a new IEP, use new December element

GE (Student Special Education Record) Date Ranges October (K) 6/1 (June 1st) of previous school yr to December 1st of the current school yr December (M) 6/1 (June 1st) of previous school yr to December 1st of the current school yr Yearend (N) 6/1 (June 1st) of previous school yr to 5/31 (May 31st) of current school yr

Dates are reported for the following events: Preschool Transition Conference (PSTC) Referral for Evaluation (RFRL) Parent / Guardian Consent for Evaluation (CNST) Evaluation Team Report Completion (Initial, Reevaluation or Transfer) (IETR, RETR, TETR) Individualized Education Program Completion (Initial and Periodic Review) (IIEP, RIEP) Final IEP Team meeting Prior to Graduation (FIEP) Transfer Student IEP Adoption Date (TIEP) IEP Consent Withdrawn by parent (CIEP)

Chapter 2 EMIS Manual, Word version Page 191 Table 19. Date Type and Outcome Combinations Date Type Outcome ID Non Compliance ID ** 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 PSTC – Preschool Transition Conference Date **** √ RFRL – Referral for Evaluation CNST Parent/Guardian Consent for Evaluation Date CNGT CNRF CNNR CNDP IETR – Evaluation Team Report Completion Date-Initial ETNE ETDP ET01-ET16 IIEP – IEP Completion Date-Initial IENS IEPR IEDP IE13-IE72 RIEP – IEP Completion Date-Periodic Review IEEX FIEP – Final IEP Team Meeting Prior to Graduation RETR – Evaluation Team Report Completion Date-Reevaluation ETEX TETR – Evaluation Team Report Completion Date-Transfer ET01 – ET16 TIEP – Transfer Student IEP Adoption Date CIEP – IEP consent withdrawn by parent Chapter 2 EMIS Manual, Word version Page 191 Use this table for as a guide for what Outcome ID and Non Compliance ID options are used with what Date Type .

Preschool Transition Conference (PSTC) This is the date of the preschool transition conference arranged by the Early Intervention Service Coordinator (Department of Health) with the school district. The conference is for a student who is suspected of having a disability and may be transitioning form Part C (Early Intervention/Help Me Grow) to Part B preschool special education services. It is federally mandated that the district attend this conference. The conference generally occurs between 90 and 120 days before the child’s 3rd birthday. **This option can be only used for preschool students that are suspected of having a disability and may be transitioning from Part C to Part B preschool special education, NOT to be used for school age children

Referral for Evaluation Date (RFRL) The date the PR04-Referral for Evaluation form is received by the District. This date should be reported for all students referred for evaluation since the last reporting cycle. Outcome Option ** Non Compliance Option

Parent/Guardian Consent for Evaluation Date (CNST) The date the parent/guardian grants/refuses consent for evaluation, from PR05-Parent Consent for Evaluation Part 1 (Grant Consent) or Part 2 (Refuse Consent). This element should be reported with an Outcome ID to indicate status (e.g., Consent Granted, Consent Refused, etc.). Outcome ID CNGT-Consent Granted CNRF-Consent Refused CNNR-Consent Not Returned CNDP-Consent Moved to Due Process Non-Compliance Option **

Evaluation Team Report completion Date-Initial (IETR) The date the PR06-Evaluation Team Report is completed (from Part B, PR06). This element should be reported with an Outcome ID to indicate status (e.g., Student was determined to be eligible for services; Student was determined to NOT be eligible for services, etc.). If the Evaluation Team Report initial completion date does not meet mandated federal time lines then a Non-compliance ID is required. Required fields to be filled in : Outcome ID ETNE, ETDP, ET01-ET16 Non Compliance ID **, 01-09 Outcome Beginning Date Outcome End Date

Evaluation Team Report Completion Date- Reevaluation (RETR) The date the PR06-Evaluation Team Report is completed (from Part B, PR06). This element should be reported with an Outcome ID to indicate status (e.g., Student was determined to NOT be eligible for services, student was determined to have Autism, etc.). If the Evaluation Team Report reevaluation completion date does not meet mandated federal time lines then a Non-compliance ID is required. Required fields to be filled in : Outcome ID ETEX, ETDP, ET01-ET16 Non Compliance ID **, 01-09 Outcome Beginning Date Outcome End Date

Transfer Evaluation Team Report Completion Date (TETR) Date the district adopted an ETR developed by another public educational entity WITHOUT modification. This element should be reported with an Outcome ID to indicate status. Required fields to be filled in : Outcome ID ET01-ET16 Non Compliance ID ** Outcome Beginning Date Outcome End Date Transfer IEP/ETR. For students that transfer from another public district (Ohio or out of state) districts may accept the ETR and/or IEP from the other district and serve the child accordingly. Adoption of a previous ETR and/or IEP is independent of one and another. When accepting an IEP/ETR the receiving district is also accepting the timelines in effect on the IEP/ETR. The Outcome Beginning Date (GE140) would be the date the IEP/ETR was adopted by the district. The Outcome End Date would be the date shown on the adopted IEP. For the ETR, the Outcome End Date would be the date the original ETR will expire (e.g., three years minus one day after the ETR was originally completed).   If the district does accept the ETR, the next ETR done by the district must be an RETR. If you do not accept the ETR from out of state, the district must begin the eligibility process from the start resulting in an IETR. If a student is placed at DYS, then DYS assumes all special education reporting requirements. If the student leaves DYS and enters an Ohio district, the district may adopt the ETR and/or IEP as if the student is transferring from another district.

IEP completion Date- Initial (IIEP) The meeting date when the Individualized Education Program was completed. From page 1, PR07-Individualized Education Program meeting date. If the Individualized Education Program initial completion date does not meet mandated federal time lines, then a Non-compliance ID is required. Required fields to be filled in : Outcome ID IENS, IEPR, IEDP, IE13-IE72 Non Compliance ID **, 01-09 Outcome Beginning Date Outcome End Date IEP Test Type (Delivery Level) STR, ALT, STA, *** Secondary Planning Element (Delivery Type) ***, TPNP, TFYG, TPCE Secondary Planning info **** Not Applicable TPNP Transition Plan Not in Place TFYG (FYG-Four-Year Grad) Transition Plan in Place. Student plans to meet graduation requirements four years after entering ninth grade. TMYG (MYG- Multi-Year-Grad) Transition Plan in Place. Student plans meet graduation requirements more than four years after entering ninth grade. TPCE (PCE – Planned Continuation of Ed services) Transition Plan in Place, student has met graduation requirements but needs additional education services prior to enrollment in college or employment and will continue to be enrolled and receive service as a Grade 23 student. TESTING INFO STR Standard (regular) ALT Alternate Assessment STA Standard with Accommodations *** Not Applicable   Reporting Instructions. This is only reported on IEP events (with the exception of a FIEP or CIEP), and is reported regardless of the grade level of the student. IEP Test Type Element applies to testing in general, including but not limited to the state tests. “***” is used when an event that is reported is not an IEP event, when an FIEP or CIEP event is reported, or when an IIEP, RIEP, of TIEP IEP event is reported with an outcome of IEDP, IENS, or IEPR. If an IEP with an outcome that requires reporting does not specifically mention test type and/or accommodations, “STR” should be reported as a default.

IEP Completion Date-Periodic Review (RIEP) The meeting date when the Individualized Education Program was completed. From page 1, PR07-Individualized Education Program meeting date. If the Individualized Education Program reevaluation completion date does not meet mandated federal time lines, then a Non-compliance ID is required. Required fields to be filled in : Outcome ID IENS, IEPR, IEDP, IE13-IE72 Non Compliance ID **, 01-09 Outcome Beginning Date Outcome End Date IEP Test Type (Delivery Level) STR, ALT, STA, *** Secondary Planning Element (Delivery Type) ***, TPNP, TFYG, TPCE

Transfer Student IEP Adoption Date (TIEP) Date the district adopted an IEP developed by another public educational entity WITHOUT modification. IF district chose to modify the IEP for a transfer student they should report the date the IEP was modified as an “IEP Completion Date-Periodic Review” (RIEP). Required fields to be filled in : Outcome ID IENS, IEPR, IEDP, IE13-IE72 Non Compliance ID **, Outcome Beginning Date Outcome End Date IEP Test Type (Delivery Level) STR, ALT, STA, *** Secondary Planning Element (Delivery Type) ***, TPNP, TFYG, TPCE Transfer IEP/ETR. For students that transfer from another public district (Ohio or out of state) districts may accept the ETR and/or IEP from the other district and serve the child accordingly. Adoption of a previous ETR and/or IEP is independent of one and another. When accepting an IEP/ETR the receiving district is also accepting the timelines in effect on the IEP/ETR. The Outcome Beginning Date (GE140) would be the date the IEP/ETR was adopted by the district. The Outcome End Date would be the date shown on the adopted IEP. For the ETR, the Outcome End Date would be the date the original ETR will expire (e.g., three years minus one day after the ETR was originally completed).   If the district does accept the ETR, the next ETR done by the district must be an RETR. If you do not accept the ETR from out of state, the district must begin the eligibility process from the start resulting in an IETR. If a student is placed at DYS, then DYS assumes all special education reporting requirements. If the student leaves DYS and enters an Ohio district, the district may adopt the ETR and/or IEP as if the student is transferring from another district.

Final IEP Team Meeting Prior to Graduation (FIEP) A meeting of the IEP team where a new IEP is not completed, since the student has met graduation requirements, will graduate, and the content in the existing IEP is appropriate for the days remaining until graduation. Required fields to be filled in : Outcome ID *** Non Compliance ID **, 01-09 Final IEP Team Meeting. Beginning in FY10, an FIEP is reported when an IEP team meeting is held for a special education student with an IEP who will be graduating shortly after the anniversary date of the previous IEP. The use of this Date Type indicates that there will be no change of service(s) between the date of the last IEP and graduation; therefore, no new IEP was completed at the IEP team meeting. If the IEP team decides that there will be a change in services prior to graduation then a new IEP must be written and a different Date Type must be reported. Many graduates will not have an FIEP event reported before graduation.   When a FIEP Date Type is reported, the only other Student Special Education Record data elements reported with a value other than “Not Applicable” are the Date Element and Non-Compliance ID Element, if applicable.

IEP Consent Withdrawn by Parent (CIEP) The date the parent/guardian withdraws consent for a previously written IEP that is still in effect. Required fields to be filled in : Outcome ID IEPR Non Compliance ID ** Beginning in FY10, a CIEP is reported when a parent/guardian of a special education student with an IEP withdraws consent to the current IEP. CIEP cannot be reported unless a TIEP, RIEP, or IIEP is already in effect.   Once a CIEP Date Type is reported, the student immediately becomes a non-special education student. Accordingly, if a parent changes their mind after withdrawing IEP consent, the student will go through the same process as a student entering special education for the first time. Once a CIEP Date Type is reported, modifications to the FD record and/or the Accommodations Elements on all applicable tests may be needed. When a CIEP Date Type is reported, the only other Student Special Education Record data element reported with a value other than “Not Applicable” is the Outcome ID and Date Elements.

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