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Rachel Gallagher, RN, MS, CPNP, NCSN School Nurse Consultant (608) 266-8857 www.dpi.wi.gov/sspw/schlnurse.html
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Identify the purpose, procedure and timeline for an individual educational program (IEP) Identify the school nurses role in the IEP process
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How do I get on IEP Teams?
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Individual with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) Individualized Education Program (IEP) Special Education Related Service Supplementary Aids & Services Program modifications Individualized Health Plan (IHP) or Emergency Action Plan (EAP)
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1. The child’s parent(s) 2. At least one regular education teacher, if the child is, or may be, participating in a regular education environment 3. At lease one special education teacher or provider 4. An LEA representative
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5. An individual who can interpret the instructional implications of the evaluation 6. At the discretion of the parent or LEA, others who have knowledge or special expertise about the child – nurses, physician, outside counselor, CPS social worker 7. The child, whenever appropriate 8. A nonresidential public school representative if appropriate Many individuals can provide multiple roles
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Conduct a thorough and comprehensive evaluation of the child in each of the suspected areas of impairment Developing an individual education program for the child, if a child has a disability and is in need of special education Determining the special education placement for the child
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Referral Evaluation/Reevaluation Eligibility Determination IEP Development Placement
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Evaluation within 60 days of receipt of parental consent for evaluation IEP development meeting needs to occur within 30 days of the determination for the need of special education
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Present level of academic achievement and functional performance (PLOEP) Measurable annual goals and how it will be reported to parents
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Special Education Eligibility Disability and Special Designed Instruction Related Service – Health Service Nursing Services Program Modifications Supplemental Aides and Services
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11 Areas of impairment Website of disability areas: http://dpi.wi.gov/sped/hmprograms.html
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Specific Learning Disability - RtI Cognitive Disability Emotional Behavioral Disability Other Health Impairment - http://dpi.wi.gov/sped/ohi.html
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Vision Impairment Hearing Impairment Speech and Language Impairment Autism
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Traumatic Brain Injury Significant Developmental Delay
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Begins formally at age 14 in the IEP process Planning to get children with disabilities ready for adult work Health can be a component of the planning Transition Health Care Checklist: http://www.waisman.wisc.edu/wrc/pub. html
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Assessment – Health history Physical assessment Summarizing medical information Primary care physician Specialty physicians Observations Rating Scales – training Response to medical and nursing intervention
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Categorical aid Medicaid for School-Based Services High Cost Special Education Aid Individual Disability Education Act (IDEA) Part B Flow-through Grants
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Individual health care plans can be referred to in the IEP; here is where: Existing information PLOEP Program Modifications IHP should not be attached to IEP
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American with Disabilities Act- Standard G – Emergency Nursing Services at all school sponsored events. Plan - IEP
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Any comments regarding this webcast? Any suggestions on future school nursing topics? Contact: Rachel Gallagher (608) 266-8857 E-mail: rachel.gallagher@dpi.wi.gov
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To take required post-assessment: ◦ Close course window by clicking on the red X in the right hand corner. ◦ Go to the TRAIN home page by clicking on Home in the green ribbon. ◦ Look at My Learning Record in the right hand blue box. ◦ Click on My Learning. ◦ Select the M (Manage) to the right of the title. ◦ Select completed. ◦ Select assessment. ◦ You must answer 5 out of the 5 questions correctly to complete the course. To get a certificate: o Go to TRAIN home page. o Go to My Learning Record and click on certificate in right hand column and print.
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Be the change, you hope to see in the world. Mahatma Gandhi
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