IEP and the IPS Crosswalk

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IEP and the IPS Crosswalk IEP Requirements Measureable Postsecondary Goals (MPGs)   Employment: Postsecondary Educational and/or Training: Independent Living: IPS Components Career Goals:   Postsecondary Education Goals:   HANDOUT

IEP and the IPS Crosswalk IEP Requirements   Annually Updated MPGs: MPGs are based upon age-appropriate transition assessments: Transition Services/activities in the areas of: Instruction, Community Experiences, Related Services, Employment, Post-School Adult Living, and, if appropriate, Daily Living Skills & Functional Vocational Assessments IPS Components IPS is required to be reviewed and revised at least twice annually. If results are documented on how the student results from career interest inventories, the information can be used as a transition assessment for writing MPGs.  Extracurricular Activity Goals: that include documenting participation in clubs, organizations, athletics, fine arts, community service, recreational activities, volunteer activities, work-related activities, leadership opportunities, and other activities Note: If an extracurricular activity aligns with a (MPG) it should be considered a coordinated activity HANDOUT

IEP and the IPS Crosswalk IEP Requirements    Courses of Study:   Annual IEP Goals aligned to support the MPGs Student Invitation to an IEP meeting when transition services will be discussed Outside Agency linkages and Invitation IPS Components Academic Goals: No corresponding item from IPS HANDOUT