Best Practices for Inclusive Education BPIE Information & Support

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Best Practices for Inclusive Education BPIE Information & Support December 2016 BPIE Survey Link

Review and Commendations FY16 SDPBC - BPIE Assessment Completion Rate 100% of SDPBC schools have completed the BPIE Assessment 1st & Highest Completion Rate in the State for Large Urban School Districts 1st School District in the State to Integrate BPIE Priority Goals into School Improvement Plan

School Improvement Planning Support Using FY16 School BPIE Assessment Results within FY17 SIP How to integrate your priority goals into your SIP: identify needs/barriers and resources (step 2) align needs with current SIP strategies (steps 3-4) establish specific measurable action steps (step 5) progress monitor (steps 6-7) Where to turn for support: Department of Exceptional Student Education Office of School Improvement District Priorities School Improvement Priorities Other School- and Community-based Needs

SAMPLE Action Steps aligned to Top Selected School BPIE Priority Goals Indicator # 15: Administrators facilitate job-embedded professional development on inclusive practices for all school personnel. Indicator # 28: General and special education teachers regularly plan together. Action Step Samples Inclusive practices and strategies will be modeled for teachers during instructional blocks. ESE certified teachers will collaborate with classroom teachers before, during and after instruction in planning for and delivering effective and relevant instruction. Principal will conduct a survey to determine staff professional development need. Regional Team ESE Coordinators will support principal in developing a plan to meet staff needs

Information & Supportive Resources Brief presentation about the School BPIE School BPIE Overview Webinar More information about the School BPIE ESE Department School Improvement Florida Inclusion Network Contact Information Dr. Fartun Mohamud, Inclusion Specialist, (561) 434-8627 Sharon Martinez, School Improvement Specialist (561) 357-7667