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Outline  Separation of Policies from Procedures  Policies  Development of the Handbook  How to use the Handbook  Handbook Review Committee

Key Ideas  Key Idea #1: REDUCE REDUNDANCY  Key Idea #2: INCREASE USABILITY  Key Idea #3: EMPHASIZE PROCESS

Separation  Policies Policies  Handbook Handbook

Policies  Federal regulations and the four areas where Oklahoma has chosen to go above and beyond the federal regulations. 1)45 school day timeline for initial evaluations; 2)secondary transition services in effect no later than the beginning of the ninth grade year or by age 16, whichever occurs first; 3)an IEP for move-in students must be in place within 10 school days; and 4)caseload/class-size requirements. Approved by the Oklahoma State Board of Education – June 12 th 2013 POLICIES

Policies Full Day Self- Contained Maximum of ten students per classroom These classrooms are designed predominantly for the support of students with significant, moderate, or multiple disabilities. Multiple courses are taught to the same students for the majority of the day. For example, students who are served inside the general education classroom for less than 40% of the day. Direct Support/ Resource Grades K-4: Maximum of ten students per classroom Grades 5-12: Maximum of fifteen students per classroom These classrooms are designed to provide a higher level of support than what is provided in the regular classroom. Students receive direct support services for specific subjects. They are also available for students seeking extra help to complement regular classroom instruction.  Class Size POLICIES

Policies Public Hearings were held:  April 9 from 4pm to 6pm (OSDE State Board Room)  April 11 from 4pm to 6pm (OSDE State Board Room and Sooner Start Tulsa Office)  Written comments were received until May 10, 2013 POLICIES

Handbook  Guidance  A Living Document  The Process of Development: 1.March 2013 Revision Meetings 2.April 2013 Public Comment via WikiWiki 3.May/June 2013 Final Revisions 4.July 1 st – Ready for Implementation HANDBOOK

Handbook Appendices Chapters Front Matter Table of Contents How-to Guide Acronyms and Abbreviations Glossary Topics Layout Legal Citations Links Q&A Documents Caseload/ Class Size OSDE Forms Related Services Personnel Qualifications Certification HANDBOOK

Handbook Front Matter  Table of Contents: Front Matter Table of Contents How-to Guide Acronyms and Abbreviations Glossary The Table of Contents (TOC) allows for easy navigation throughout the Manual. The TOC is broken down into Chapter Headings, Legal Citation Headings, Section Headings, and Section Subheadings. In order to navigate to a specific section of the manual, single click on the TOC listing and it will advance to the appropriate section. HANDBOOK

Handbook Front Matter  How-to Guide:  Navigation  Option 1: Table of Contents  Option 2: Bookmarking Front Matter Table of Contents How-to Guide Acronyms and Abbreviations Glossary HANDBOOK

Handbook Front Matter  How-to Guide:  Interactive legal citations Front Matter Table of Contents How-to Guide Acronyms and Abbreviations Glossary HANDBOOK

Handbook Front Matter  How-to Guide:  Federal Regulations Federal Regulations  Oklahoma Statute & Regulations Oklahoma Statute & Regulations (Oklahoma Administrative Code) Front Matter Table of Contents How-to Guide Acronyms and Abbreviations Glossary HANDBOOK

Handbook Front Matter  Acronyms and Abbreviations: Front Matter Table of Contents How-to Guide Acronyms and Abbreviations Glossary HANDBOOK

Handbook Front Matter  Glossary: Front Matter Table of Contents How-to Guide Acronyms and Abbreviations Glossary HANDBOOK

Handbook Chapters  FAPE  Child Find  Initial Evaluation & Eligibility  Least Restrictive Environment  Discontinuation of Services, Graduation, and Grading  Reevaluation  Charter Schools  Private Schools Students  Improving Results  Procedural Safeguards  Discipline  Dispute Resolution  Transfers, IEP Service Agreements, and Move-In Students Table of Contents How-to Guide Acronyms and Abbreviations Glossary HANDBOOK Chapters Topics Layout Legal Citations Links

Handbook Chapters  Layout  Legal citations  Section/Letter/Number/letter  Blank pages Table of Contents How-to Guide Acronyms and Abbreviations Glossary HANDBOOK Chapters Topics Layout Legal Citations Links

Handbook Chapters  Legal Citations  Match each section/area  OSEP letters match chapter topic Table of Contents How-to Guide Acronyms and Abbreviations Glossary HANDBOOK Chapters Topics Layout Legal Citations Links

Handbook Chapters  Links Throughout the Handbook  Links to webpages:  Links within document: Table of Contents How-to Guide Acronyms and Abbreviations Glossary HANDBOOK Chapters Topics Layout Legal Citations Links (hover cursor for hand to appear)

Handbook Appendices  Q&A Documents:  Courtesy of idea.ed.govidea.ed.gov HANDBOOK Q&A Documents Caseload/ Class Size OSDE Forms Related Services Personnel Qualifications Certification Appendices

Handbook Appendices  Caseload/Class Size  Charts from Special Education PoliciesSpecial Education Policies HANDBOOK Appendices Q&A Documents Caseload/ Class Size OSDE Forms Related Services Personnel Qualifications Certification

Handbook Appendices  OSDE Forms  Links to HANDBOOK Appendices Q&A Documents Caseload/ Class Size OSDE Forms Related Services Personnel Qualifications Certification

Handbook Appendices  Related Services Personnel Qualifications  Outlines specific requirements HANDBOOK Appendices Q&A Documents Caseload/ Class Size OSDE Forms Related Services Personnel Qualifications Certification

Handbook Appendices  Certification  Special Education Certification  Career Development Program for Paraprofessionals HANDBOOK Appendices Q&A Documents Caseload/ Class Size OSDE Forms Related Services Personnel Qualifications Certification

Handbook Appendices  Certification  Non-Traditional Route to Special Non-Traditional Route to Special Education Certification HANDBOOK Appendices Q&A Documents Caseload/ Class Size OSDE Forms Related Services Personnel Qualifications Certification

Handbook Review Committee Forming Committee Fall 2013 Committee Meets at Least Annually Gathers Feedback Across the State Reviews and Revises as Necessary Updated Handbook Online HANDBOOK

Handbook Review Committee  Committee Membership  Nominations through OSDE, Oklahoma Directors of Special Services (ODSS), Oklahoma Parents Center (OPC), and IDEA B State Advisory Panel  Committee Meetings  Will meet at least annually  Handbook Revisions  Handbook will be revised and updates will be posted online as necessary – with a memo sent out. HANDBOOK

Access  How to Access the Policies and Handbook online:   Hover over “Services”  Select “Special Education” - educationhttp://ok.gov/sde/special- education  Scroll down to “Helpful Information” and select “Resources for Educators” ACCESSING POLICIES AND HANDBOOK

Access  Select “Policies” and “Handbook”: Policies direct link: gov.sde/files/OSDE%20SE S%20Policies.pdf Handbook direct link: gov.sde/files/Oklahoma%2 0Special%20Education%20 Handbook_0.pdf ACCESSING POLICIES AND HANDBOOK