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Title: State Performance Plan


1
State Performance Plan
  • Stakeholder Meeting
  • December 11, 2007

2
Indicator 1Graduation
  • Percent of youth with IEPs graduating from high
    school with a regular diploma compared to percent
    of youth in the State graduating with a regular
    diploma

3
Indicator 1Graduation
  • Graduation Rate
  • regular diploma recipients
  • divided by
  • students expected to complete high school
  • Regular diploma recipients
  • Certificate/HSED recipients
  • Reached maximum age
  • Cohort dropouts
  • Data Source
  • ISES Year End

4
Indicator 2Dropout
  • Percent of youth with IEPs dropping out of high
    school compared to the percent of all youth in
    the State dropping out of high school

5
Indicator 2Dropout
  • Dropout Rate
  • students who dropped out during the school term
    (grades 7-12)
  • divided by
  • expected to complete the school term (grades
    7-12)
  • Students who completed school term
  • Students who dropped out
  • Data Source
  • ISES Year End

6
Indicator 3Assessment
  • Percent of districts that have a disability
    subgroup that meets the States minimum n size
    for meeting the States AYP objectives for
    progress
  • of districts meeting the States AYP objectives
    for progress for the disability subgroup
    (children with IEPs)
  • divided by
  • total of districts that have a disability
    subgroup that meets the States minimum n size

7
Indicator 3Assessment
  • Participation rate for children with IEPs in a
    regular assessment with no accommodations
    regular assessment with accommodations alternate
    assessment against grade level standards
    alternate assessment against alternate
    achievement standards
  • children with IEPs in assessed grades who took
    an assessment
  • divided by
  • children with IEPs in assessed grades

8
Indicator 3Assessment
  • Proficiency rate for children with IEPs against
    grade level standards and alternate achievement
    standards
  • children with IEPs in assessed grades who are
    proficient or above
  • divided by
  • children with IEPs in assessed grades
  • Data Source
  • Wisconsin Student Assessment System (WSAS)

9
Indicator 4Suspension/Expulsion
  • Percent of districts identified by the State as
    having a significant discrepancy in the rates of
    suspensions and expulsions of children with
    disabilities for greater than 10 days in a school
    year

10
Indicator 4Suspension/Expulsion
  • Suspension/Expulsion Rate
  • students suspended/expelled gt 10 days
  • divided by
  • students enrolled (3rd Friday September)

11
Indicator 4Suspension/Expulsion
  • Indicator Percent
  • of districts identified as having significant
    discrepancies in the rates of suspensions and
    expulsions of children with disabilities for
    greater than 10 days
  • divided by
  • of districts in the State
  • Data Sources
  • ISES Discipline
  • ISES Count Date

12
Indicator 5Educational Placements, Ages 6-21
  • Percent of children with IEPs aged 6 through 21
  • Removed from regular class less than 21 of the
    day (Environment A)
  • Removed from regular class greater than 60 of
    the day (Environment C)
  • Served in public or private separate schools,
    residential placements, or homebound or hospital
    placements (Environments D, E, F, G, I, J)

13
Indicator 5Educational Placements, Ages 6-21
  • Educational Placement Percent
  • students in environment category
  • divided by
  • students with disabilities, ages 6-21
  • Data Source
  • ISES - Count Date compared/combined with
  • ISES - October 1 Child Count Supplement

14
Indicator 6Educational Placements, Ages 3-5
  • New Preschool Educational Environment Codes
  • Previously focused on where special
    education/related services being provided
  • Now focus on whether child is attending a regular
    early childhood program
  • Requires State to Establish New Baseline Data
    (2007-08 SY)
  • Data Source
  • ISES - Count Date compared/combined with
  • ISES - October 1 Child Count Supplement

15
Indicator 7Preschool Outcomes
  • Percent of preschool children with IEPs who
    demonstrate improved
  • Positive social-emotional skills (including
    social relationships)
  • Acquisition and use of knowledge and skills
    (including early language/communication and early
    literacy)
  • Use of appropriate behaviors to meet their needs

16
Indicator 7Preschool Outcomes
  • Percent of preschool children who
  • did not improve functioning
  • improved functioning but not sufficient to move
    nearer to functioning comparable to same-aged
    peers
  • improved functioning to a level nearer to
    same-aged peers but did not reach it
  • improved functioning to reach a level comparable
    to same-aged peers
  • maintained functioning at a level comparable to
    same-aged peers
  • Data Sources
  • Child Outcome Summary Form
  • Preschool Outcome Reporting Tool

17
Indicator 8Parent Involvement
  • Percent of parents with a child receiving special
    education services who report that schools
    facilitated parent involvement as a means of
    improving services and results for children with
    disabilities

18
Indicator 8Parent Involvement
  • of respondent parents who report schools
    facilitated parent involvement as a means of
    improving services and results for children with
    disabilities
  • divided by
  • of respondent parents of children with
    disabilities
  • Data Source
  • ISES - Count Date compared/combined with
  • ISES - October 1 Child Count Supplement

19
Indicators 9 and 10Disproportionate
Representation
  • Indicator 9
  • Percent of districts with disproportionate
    representation of racial and ethnic groups in
    special education and related services that is
    the result of inappropriate identification

20
Indicators 9 and 10Disproportionate
Representation
  • Indicator 10
  • Percent of districts with disproportionate
    representation of racial and ethnic groups in
    specific disability categories that is the result
    of inappropriate identification
  • Autism
  • Cognitive Disability
  • Emotional Behavioral Disabilities
  • Other Health Impairment
  • Specific Learning Disabilities
  • Speech/Language Impairment

21
Indicators 9 and 10Disproportionate
Representation
  • Criteria
  • Total enrollment of at least 100 students for
    racial group
  • At least 10 students with disabilities for racial
    group/disability combination
  • Weighted risk ratio of 2.0 or greater for racial
    group/disability combination when compared to all
    other races
  • Risk for racial group/disability combination at
    least 1 greater than statewide white risk for
    racial group/disability combination
  • Meet criteria for three consecutive years

22
Indicators 9 and 10Disproportionate
Representation
  • Data Sources
  • ISES Count Date
  • ISES - Count Date compared/combined with
  • ISES - October 1 Child Count Supplement

23
Indicator 11Timely Evaluation
  • Percent of children with parental consent to
    evaluate, who were evaluated and eligibility
    determined within 60 days

24
Indicator 11Timely Evaluation
  • determined eligible whose evaluations were
    completed within 60 days
  • plus
  • determined not eligible whose evaluations were
    completed within 60 days
  • divided by
  • of children for whom parental consent to
    evaluate was received
  • Data Source
  • District Procedural Self-Assessment

25
Indicator 12Transition Part C to Part B
  • Percent of children referred by Part C prior to
    age 3, who are found eligible for Part B, and who
    have an IEP developed and implemented by their
    third birthdays.

26
Indicator 12Transition Part C to Part B
  • children found eligible who have an IEP
    developed and implemented by their third
    birthdays
  • divided by
  • children who have been served in Part C and
    referred to Part B for eligibility determination
  • minus
  • referred determined to be NOT eligible and
    whose eligibilities were determined prior to
    their third birthdays
  • minus
  • children for whom parent refusal to provide
    consent caused delay in evaluation or initial
    services
  • Data Source
  • Local Performance Plan (LPP)

27
Indicator 13Transition Goals, Age 16
  • Percent of youth aged 16 and above with an IEP
    that includes coordinated, measurable, annual IEP
    goals and transition services that will
    reasonably enable the student to meet the
    post-secondary goals.

28
Indicator 13Transition Goals, Age 16
  • of youth with disabilities aged 16 and above
    with an IEP that includes coordinated,
    measurable, annual IEP goals and transition
    services that will reasonably enable the student
    to meet the post-secondary goals
  • divided by
  • of youth with an IEP age 16 and above
  • Data Source
  • District Procedural Self-Assessment

29
Indicator 14Post High School Outcomes
  • Percent of youth who had IEPs, are no longer in
    secondary school and who have been competitively
    employed, enrolled in some type of postsecondary
    school, or both, within one year of leaving high
    school.

30
Indicator 14Post High School Outcomes
  • of youth who had IEPs, are no longer in
    secondary school and who have been competitively
    employed, enrolled in some type of postsecondary
    school, or both, within one year of leaving high
    school
  • divided by
  • of youth assessed who had IEPs and are no
    longer in secondary school
  • Data Source
  • ISES

31
Indicator 15General Supervision
  • General supervision system (including monitoring,
    complaints, hearings, etc.) identifies and
    corrects noncompliance as soon as possible but in
    no case later than one year from identification.

32
Indicator 15General Supervision
  • of corrections completed as soon as possible
    but in no case later than one year from
    identification
  • divided by
  • of findings of noncompliance
  • Data Source
  • District Procedural Self-Assessment

33
Indicator 16IDEA Complaints
  • Percent of signed written complaints with reports
    issued that were resolved within 60-day timeline
    or a timeline extended for exceptional
    circumstances with respect to a particular
    complaint

34
Indicator 16IDEA Complaints
  • reports issued within timelines
  • plus
  • reports issued with extended timelines
  • divided by
  • complaints with reports issued

35
Indicator 17Due Process
  • Percent of fully adjudicated due process hearing
    requests that were fully adjudicated within the
    45-day timeline or a timeline that is properly
    extended by the hearing officer at the request of
    either party

36
Indicator 17Due Process
  • decisions within timeline
  • plus
  • decisions within extended timeline
  • divided by
  • hearings fully adjudicated

37
Indicator 18Resolution Sessions
  • Percent of hearing requests that went to
    resolution sessions that were resolved through
    resolution session settlement agreements

38
Indicator 18Resolution Sessions
  • resolution sessions that resulted in a
    settlement agreement
  • divided by
  • resolution sessions

39
Indicator 19Mediation
  • Percent of mediations held that resulted in
    mediation agreements

40
Indicator 19Mediation
  • mediations related to due process that resulted
    in a mediation agreement
  • plus
  • mediations not related to due process that
    resulted n a mediation agreement
  • divided by
  • mediations held

41
Indicator 20Timely and Accurate Data
  • State reported data (618 and State Performance
    Plan and Annual Performance Report) are timely
    and accurate
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