Westchester Institute for Human Development Annual Review Strategies for Effective Preparation.

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Westchester Institute for Human Development Annual Review Strategies for Effective Preparation

Westchester Institute for Human Development Westchester Institute for Human Development: WIHD University Center for Excellence in Developmental Disabilities Develop best practices for individuals with disabilities from birth through adulthood Other programs: Parent to Parent, ECDC, RCA, Article 28 Medical Clinic, AT Center

Westchester Institute for Human Development Annual Review Requirements: The IEP of each student with a disability shall be reviewed and, if appropriate, revised, …not less than annually to determine if the annual goals for the student are being achieved. Conducted at a CSE or sub-CSE Based upon review of current IEP and other info pertaining to student performance Section 200.4(f)

Westchester Institute for Human Development The Annual Review Meeting: Strengths of the student Parental concerns Evaluation results Results on state or district-wide assessments Needs: academic, developmental and functional Special factors Educational progress Ability to participate in regular education and LRE Section 200.4(f)(1)

Westchester Institute for Human Development Let’s get organized...How? Locate your child’s IEP, evaluations, reports, meeting notices, report cards, and all other documents you’ve received from your district Organize your papers Review your papers Prepare a parent report including a list of questions and concerns.

Westchester Institute for Human Development Preparation Tool:

Westchester Institute for Human Development Other considerations… Remember you are a part of the problem solving team for your child.

Westchester Institute for Human Development CSE Membership

Westchester Institute for Human Development Other considerations… Understand the roles of the other CSE members.

Westchester Institute for Human Development Other considerations… Be active in the evaluation process.

Westchester Institute for Human Development Other considerations… Reports 3Rs : request, review, reciprocate

Westchester Institute for Human Development Other considerations… Understand the process of IEP development /iepguidance.htm

Westchester Institute for Human Development Other considerations… Read your child’s IEP!

Westchester Institute for Human Development Other considerations… Recognize the emotional component.

Westchester Institute for Human Development

Other considerations… Consider the end goal: What are the desired outcomes for your child?

Westchester Institute for Human Development Other considerations… Get involved and be informed….

Westchester Institute for Human Development Sometimes we forget who we are there for -or at least to include him YOUTH SELF ADVOCACY!

Westchester Institute for Human Development Contact info: Phone: (914) Website: