Moving Forward Continuum of Services June 25, 2013.

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Moving Forward Continuum of Services June 25, 2013

Clarification Points All Speech Specialists/Therapists are district employees and none are outsourced. All School Nurses are district employees. The only agency nurses are for any student requiring 1:1 assistance either here or OOD. While the district is still under state monitoring for compliance we have corrected all but 3 (22 Original) areas since October. We have until October 31, 2013 to meet compliance. I&RS Procedures Written Functional Assessments as part of IEP Required participants at a meeting OT/PT concerns will be addressed after the RFP’s are completed/accepted on June 25 th.

Child Study Team Will begin interview process with Delta-T Group for all positions Will be creating a dedicated PreK team to begin July 1. Seeking CST members with experience with Autism and Behavioral challenges. Last week in August during our training week we will have a Meet and Greet for you to meet the new CST in your building.

Classroom Configurations These numbers are current and do not reflect incoming K and new referrals

Compare 12/13 to 13/14 at Watsessing School 2012/2013: K-3 6 students Teacher and 2 Paras students Teacher and 2 Paras (2 students left 4-6 class in Spring so ended year with 6) Dedicated Social Worker 2013/2014 K-2 5 students Teacher and 2 Paras students Teacher and 2 Paras students Teacher and 2 Paras Dedicated Social Worker Supervisor on-site Office BCBA offering support for behavior plans 1 additional student this coming year and we have the additional support of 1 teacher and 2 Para's. We have ensured class size will not go over 8 (state code is 12) We will put an office for Supervisor part-time for additional oversight We will add the support of BCBA for behavior plans as needed

Middle School and High School Middle School will also be adding a BD classroom to meet continuum of services. All other classrooms and services remain the same. ICS - In Class Support POR - Pull Out Replacement 1 Multiplied Disabled 1 LD Learning Disabled (previously 2 MD) 1 Behaviorally Disordered and West Wing The High School continues to expand the VEST program. The High School will also now have a full time SLE (Structured Learning Environment) Coordinator.

18A: Regulations to establish stability in special education programming; special considerations Section effective on Ap1-il 25, The State Board of Education shall promulgate regulations to require school districts to develop a plan to establish stability in special education programming. The plan shall take into account the consistency of the location, curriculum, and staffing in the provision of special education programs and services. The State board regulations shall also require that when developing an individualized education program (IEP) with the parent or guardian of a student who is prone to regression due to frequent changes in location including, but not limited to, students diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder, the IEP team shall consider, among other factors, the consistency of the location of services when determining in-district special education placements. L.2013, c. 19, § 1, eff. April 25, New Jersey Statues Title 18A Education

Consideration Points All Inclusion PreK teachers are teaching under their P-3 Certification (they are all dual certified but a resource teacher will help give support as needed). Hiring of special education staff will continue to be a joint effort between Depart. Spec. Services lending the special education requirements and Principals lending their building needs/school culture. LRE – Least Restrictive Environment - To the maximum extent appropriate, children with disabilities... should be educated with children who are not disabled, and... special classes, separate schooling, or other removal of children with disabilities from the regular educational environment should occur only when the nature or severity of the disability is such that education in regular classes with the use of supplementary aids and services cannot be achieved satisfactorily. 20 U.S.C. 1412(a)(5)(B)

Meeting the Budget by Moving Programs BD Classrooms: Move Carteret BD class to Watsessing: Only need one 28 hour Social Worker instead of two 25 hour Social Workers (both currently cost $120,000.00) One SW 28 $50, $69, Hire 2 BCBA’s and reduce cost of our consultant in $60,000.00/year $60/hour 28 hour week BCBA Oakview ABA programs: $60, $60/hour 28 hour week BCBA PreK ABA programs plus buildings: $60, This doubles the hours of service, remove $128, from outside consulting contract. $19, Hire own consultant to provide Social Skills training groups combine with services no longer needed by 2 outside consultants. One Soc. Worker 28 $50, $49, Moving programs and hiring own consultants to meet the budget: $138,240.00

Tuition Rates PreK Full Tuition: $250 Half day $450 Full day Qualify Reduced Lunch: $150 Half day $250 Full day Qualify Free Lunch: $75 Half day $125 Full day Transitional K Full Day Full Tuition: $500 Qualify Reduced Lunch: $300 Qualify Free Lunch: $150 Free/Reduced rates based on Free/Reduced lunch form ****Filling spots – Lottery June 25 th at 5 PM Full Day PreK option available after lottery if space available

Comparison of Tuition Half Day 8 AM & 8 PM-3 classes (24 AM and 24 PM) Full Rate $250 x 14 =$3500 Red. Rate $150 x 17 =$2500 Free Rate $ 75 x 17 =$1275 $7325 x 10 months = $73,250 Transitional K – 10 Tuition Spots Full Rate $500 x 3= $1500 Red. Rate $300 x 3= $900 Free Rate $ 150 x 3= $450 $2,850 x 10 months = $28, Possible Revenue Total Tuitions PreK +Trans.K = $101, Conservative = $49, (Based on all tuition Free Lunch rate)

Moving Forward The Department of Special Services and the District are dedicated to providing the Full Continuum of services for all students with I.E.P.’s. While full inclusion is always the ultimate goal we must also provide each student with a program that meets their individual needs!

Merriam-Webster plural com·mu·ni·ties Definition of COMMUNITY 1: a unified body of individuals: as a : state, commonwealth b : the people with common interests living in a particular area; broadly : the area itself c : an interacting population of various kinds of individuals (as species) in a common location d : a group of people with a common characteristic or interest living together within a larger society e : a group linked by a common policy f : a body of persons or nations having a common history or common social, economic, and political interests 2: society at large