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Learning today. Transforming tomorrow. REED: Review Existing Evaluation Data 55 slides
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Page 2 of 55 REED Form The Review of Existing Evaluation Data is a process that is reported on a form. The form is available in the Resources section for printing out and following along as the MOODLE moves into a description of the form.
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Page 3 of 55 State Model REED Form: 9 sections 1.Purpose of REED 2.Date of REED & Student Information 3.Participants 4.Data Review 5.Parent Input
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Page 4 of 55 State Model REED Form 6.Determine need for additional data 7.Evaluation Plan 8.Notice of Sufficient Data 9.Parent Consent
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Page 5 of 55 Purpose Initial Evaluation Re-evaluation Termination of Eligibility
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Page 6 of 55 Purpose- “Other” Other:__________________ The state model form does not include “other.” You may find another purpose for a REED than the three provided. You may write the “Other” reason for a REED on the form.
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Page 7 of 55 Purpose- “Other” Other:__________________ Transfer student from another Michigan district and conducting a REED early in the 30 day temporary placement is helpful.
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Page 8 of 55 Purpose- “Other” Other:__________________ Adding or removing a special education service. For example, a student with Cognitive Impairment that has occupational therapy services that no longer needs occupational therapy. A REED may support the IEP Team completing an addendum to drop services.
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Page 9 of 55 Date & Student Info Date of Review:__________________ Student’s Name: Last:______First:_____Middle Initial:___ Student ID #: _________________ Date of Birth: ___Grade: __School:_____ Parent/Guardian:_______Phone:_______ Address: City, State, ZIP:______________
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Page 10 of 55 Date of review The review of existing evaluation data is completed when the relevant IEP Team members have decided what evaluations are needed or if no evaluations are needed. The date of that decision would be the date of review.
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Page 11 of 55 Student Information Student information lacks space to include the student’s current disability. The IEP Team may find it helpful to identify the student’s current area of eligibility for special education by writing in the information in this section of the REED.
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Page 12 of 55 Participants Participants: Check the box next to the member who can interpret the instructional implications of evaluation results. Also check the box by the member’s title to indicate how the member participated.
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Page 13 of 55 Participants __________________________ Student Phone Personal Communication In Person _________________________ Parent Phone Personal Communication In Person ________________________ Parent Phone Personal Communication In Person __________________________ Other Phone Personal Communication In Person
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Page 14 of 55 Participants _____________________________________ District Representative Phone Personal Communication In Person _____________________________________ General Education Teacher Phone Personal Communication In Person _____________________________________ Special Education Provider Phone Personal Communication In Person _____________________________________ Other Phone Personal Communication In Person
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Page 15 of 55 Participants Who are the Participants? Relevant IEP Team members!
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Page 16 of 55 What is Participation? Contribution! The REED process does not require a meeting. A district staff person can coordinate the contributions of all participants.
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Page 17 of 55 Participants-Reminder The participant section does not require signatures. The names of the participants may be written or typed in by the District staff person that is coordinating the REED.
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Page 18 of 55 Participants-Reminder When the student is 18 years or older and does not have a guardian over educational rights, the District will need the student’s permission to include the parents as participants.
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Page 19 of 55 Review of Existing Evaluation Data This section includes a table that documents the existing evaluation data and information reviewed by the team. The first column lists the required areas for review. The second column lists the specific data sources used. The third column describes the data found in the information gathered in the second column.
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Page 20 of 55 Review of Existing Evaluation Data InformationData SourceDescription of Information Review of existing evaluations including current classroom-based, local, or state assessments; and classroom-based observations
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Page 21 of 55 Review of Existing Evaluation Data InformationData SourceDescription of Information Review of existing evaluations including current classroom-based, local, or state assessments; and classroom-based observations. MEAP 2009ELA-proficient Math-proficient
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Page 22 of 55 Review of Existing Evaluation Data InformationData SourceDescription of Information Review teacher and related service provider(s) observations
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Page 23 of 55 Review of Existing Evaluation Data InformationData SourceDescription of Information Review teacher and related service provider(s) observations English Teacher, Current year 95% attendance, homework completion 85%, 90% homework accuracy, Follows classroom rules with-out reminders
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Page 24 of 55 Review of Existing Evaluation Data InformationData SourceDescription of Information Review evaluations and information provided by parents
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Page 25 of 55 Review of Existing Evaluation Data InformationData SourceDescription of Information Review evaluations and information provided by parents Private tutoring- School year Family Dr.- this month Attends all sessions, Supports homework completion. Recent Physical exam shows student to be healthy and no issues.
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Page 26 of 55 Review of Existing Evaluation Data InformationData SourceDescription of Information Other
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Page 27 of 55 Review of Existing Evaluation Data InformationData SourceDescription of Information OtherDiscipline records-School year In-school detention 1X for being late to English class 5 times
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Page 28 of 55 Review of Input From Parent This section records meaningful discussions gathered through interviews, phone discussions, previous meetings or questionnaires. Examples include: developmental history, parent perception of disability or student’s educational history.
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Page 29 of 55 Review of Input From Parent Do not confuse parent attendance with parent input. It is important to write out the parent input.
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Page 30 of 55 Review of Input From Parent If no input is obtained from the parent, document in this section all of the district’s efforts to obtain input.
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Page 31 of 55 Additional Data Needed On the basis of the review in section 5, the educational needs of the student, and input from the student’s parents, the IEP Team will identify the additional data needed to determine the following:
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Page 32 of 55 Additional Data Needed Whether the student has or continues to have a disability The student’s academic performance and related developmental needs Whether the student needs or continues to need special education & related services Whether any additions or modifications are needed to meet IEP goals and participate in general education
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Page 33 of 55 Additional Data Needed The team must consider each of the bulleted statements in the box and determine if any additional data is needed. Based on that review, the team will then indicate what assessment area requires data and indicate what the data is and how it will be obtained. Let’s review the four bulleted areas in more detail.
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Page 34 of 55 Additional Data Needed Whether the student has or continues to have a disability Example: Does the team need a comprehensive reevaluation to determine if the student continues to qualify or a reevaluation related to consideration of termination of eligibility?
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Page 35 of 55 Additional Data Needed The student’s academic performance and related developmental needs Example: Does the team need curriculum- based assessment of academic skills and/or an assessment of behavior needs?
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Page 36 of 55 Additional Data Needed Whether the student needs or continues to need special education & related services Example: Does the team need information for consideration of the need for assistive technology or social work?
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Page 37 of 55 Additional Data Needed Whether any additions or modifications are needed to meet IEP goals and participate in general education Example: Does the team need additional data for consideration of the need for supplementary aids & services?
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Page 38 of 55 Evaluation Plan The team will check the box of the assessment area that needs additional data after reviewing the four bulleted statements in section 6. The second column creates an evaluation plan for the team. The evaluation plan identifies what data is needed and how it is to be obtained.
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Page 39 of 55 Evaluation Plan Assessment AreaData and Assessments Needed (Note observations if required) ÿ Achievement ÿ Adaptive Skills ÿ Cognitive Ability
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Page 40 of 55 Evaluation Plan Assessment AreaData and Assessments Needed (Note observations if required) ÿ Social/emotional/ behavior ÿ Adaptive Skills ÿ Speech & Language
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Page 41 of 55 Evaluation Plan Assessment AreaData and Assessments Needed (Note observations if required) ÿ Other
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Page 42 of 55 Evaluation Plan Describe the data or information needed. Do not name the specific assessment For example: Check the box for social/emotional/behavior Data & Assessments Needed: Functional Assessment of Behavior with components including: –Rating scale (do not name a tool like the BASC) –Observation – Interview – Record review
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Page 43 of 55 Evaluation Review Plan- Professional assigned Name the role or title of the person and not the professional by name to describe how this will be done. For example, school psychologist (do not write in Dr. Wood)
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Page 44 of 55 Evaluation Plan Assessment AreaData and Assessments Needed (Note observations if required) X Social/emotional/ behavior Functional assessment of behavior-rating scale, observation, record review and student interview by psychologist
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Page 45 of 55 Notice of Sufficient Data ÿBased on the review of the data and input from the parent, it was determined that no additional data is needed to determine if the student is or continues to be a student with a disability who has any special education and program needs. State reason (required): ____________________________________
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Page 46 of 55 Notice of Sufficient Data ÿ If the team determines that no additional data is needed, check the box and provide a reason for not needing an evaluation.
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Page 47 of 55 Notice of Sufficient Data If the parent does not agree with this plan, the parent may request an evaluation. The parent is directed to make contact with the district.
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Page 48 of 55 Notice of Sufficient Data The district adds to this form the name, title and phone number of the person to contact regarding the district’s procedures for parental request for a comprehensive reevaluation.
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Page 49 of 55 Consent for additional assessment I, as parent/guardian, 1.Have received a copy of the Special Education Procedural Safeguards. 2.Understand the contents of this plan and: (Choose one) I consent to the proposed evaluation plan. I do not consent to the proposed evaluation plan. (Explain concerns): _____________________________________
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Page 50 of 55 Consent for additional assessment If the team decides that additional data is needed through an evaluation, the district shall obtain informed parental consent prior to conducting the assessments. If the district is not able to obtain parental consent, they may proceed with the re-evaluation using available data if they can demonstrate reasonable measures were taken to obtain the consent, and the student’s parent failed to respond. The team must indicate on the form the proposed date of the IEP team meeting where the results of the evaluation will be reviewed with the parent.
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Page 51 of 55 Consent for additional assessment Parent/Guardian Signature____________ Date of consent________________
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Page 52 of 55 Consent for additional assessment The results of the evaluation identified in this plan will be reviewed at an IEP team meeting to be held on or before: _______________________________ The IEP date can be no later than 12 months from the date of consent.
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Page 53 of 55 District Obligation § 300.305 Inform the parent of: the decision of the team the reason for the decision the right of the parent to request a reevaluation of their child’s disability Informed parental consent is required to do an evaluation.
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Page 54 of 55 Remember… REED Form is a planning tool for a process Must use REED at least once every 36 months at least 30 school days prior to reevaluation IEP Can use REED no earlier than 12 months before the reevaluation IEP.
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Page 55 of 55 Remember… REED process for termination of eligibility informs IEP Team with plans for evaluation and team will develop MET Report for IEP Team meeting. May use REED for planning an initial evaluation or immediate placement when new student has evidence of previous enrollment in special education (temporary placement).
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