Fairfax County Public Schools Special Education Handbook

	A
1	Fairfax County Public Schools Special Education Handbook
2
3	Select Download Format (Google Drive):
4
5	1. Download DOC DOCX:
6	https://softtastic.com/d2/doc/fairfax-county-public-schools-special-education-handbook
7	2. Download XLS XLSX:
8	https://softtastic.com/d2/xls/fairfax-county-public-schools-special-education-handbook
9	3. Download PPT PPTX:
10	https://softtastic.com/d2/ppt/fairfax-county-public-schools-special-education-handbook
11	4. Download PDF:
12	https://softtastic.com/d2/pdf/fairfax-county-public-schools-special-education-handbook
13	5. Download ODT:2
14	https://softtastic.com/d2/odt/fairfax-county-public-schools-special-education-handbook
15	6. Download ODS:
16	https://softtastic.com/d2/ods/fairfax-county-public-schools-special-education-handbook
17	7. Download ODP:
18	https://softtastic.com/d2/odp/fairfax-county-public-schools-special-education-handbook
19	8. Download RTF:
20	https://softtastic.com/d2/rtf/fairfax-county-public-schools-special-education-handbook
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48	Additional forms related to the special education process are also included here.
49	Speech and language pathologists help develop effective communication skills so that students may participate in school.
50	Need a copy of your student record?
51	Students who fail any of the above screenings may be rescreened after 60 business days if the original results are not considered valid.
52	The referral source, as appropriate, except if inclusion would breach the confidentiality of the student.
53	When there is reason to suspect that a student has a disability and is in need of special education and related services, a referral should be made to the local screening committee.
54	All referrals should be forwarded to this designated person.
55	If a parent makes a referral to a teacher, the parent should be directed to the designated staff member to make the referral.
56	Should the parents be unavailable to attend within the 10 day timeline, the local screening committee must convene, make a determination regarding evaluation for special education, and provide parents documentation of the decision.
57	That no single measure or assessment is used as the sole criterion for determining whether the student is a child with a disability and for determining an appropriate educational program for the student.
58	Include those tailored to assess specific areas of educational need and not merely those that are designed to provide a single general intelligence quotient.
59	At least one person qualified to conduct individual diagnostic examinations of students, such as a specific learning disabilities teacher, school psychologist, speech and language clinician, or remedial reading teacher.
60	Also, should the parent refuse to give written consent for a requested evaluation, the principal must attempt to seek resolution.
61	The eligibility committee meets as required on or before the 65th business day from date of referral and reviews the completed evaluation components.
62	Every effort must be made to ensure that one or both parents are present at the meeting.
63	If neither parent can attend, other methods to ensure parent participation should be used, including individual or conference telephone calls.
64	Ensure that information obtained from all sources is documented and carefully considered.
65	Consider information from an observation completed by a member of the eligibility committee as part of the evaluation for special education eligibility.
66	The eligibility determination is made by consensus of the eligibility committee.
67	Specific recommendations for placement, program development, or related services are the function of the IEP team and should not be discussed as part of the eligibility determination.
68	The Virginia Regulations do not permit exceptions to this timeline.
69	This may include a representative of a private school if the student is currently attending one.
70	Prior written notice must be provided to the parents of the determination that no additional data is required.
71	IEP team membership, one of whom shall have either assessed or observed the student.
72	Parents must be notified of the reevaluation eligibility committee meeting early enough to ensure they have an opportunity to participate.
73	If neither parent can attend, other methods to ensure parent participation should be used, including individual or conference telephone calls.
74	Specific recommendations for placement, program development, or related services are the function of the IEP team and should not be discussed as part of the eligibility determination.
75	If the parent was not provided a copy of the assessment reports prior to or at the eligibility meeting, the reports must be sent to the parent with the notification of the eligibility determination.
76	IEP meeting if the parent is no longer in agreement.
77	This process is not a substitute for the required annual IEP meeting.
78	In the event that FCPS is found to have significant disproportionality based on race and ethnicity in the identification and placement of students with disabilities, it will review and revise its policies, procedures, and practices to ensure compliance with disproportionality requirements.
79	These procedures are outlined in the Section 504 Procedures Manual.
80	PTA organization affiliated with the State and National PTA but specifically established to address the unique needs of special education, special needs and disabled students and families.
81	The Task Force has been suspended due to pending litigation.
82	These slides change daily and are displayed on kiosks throughout the school.
83	For those moving to Fairfax County, you will follow the FCPS registration process.
84	Woodson High School can find all the registration information here at our website, including necessary registration packets.
85	New teacher Leasley Alvarado told me how much she has learned from her mentor, Heidi Bowers.
86	Home of the Wolves!
87	SAT preparation, and academic supports to help students get ready for college.
88	Buy your yearbook today and save!
89	Provides support to Fairfax County Public School parents and staff concerning special education questions.
90	So many exciting events happening before Winter Break!
91	Disclaimer Text goes in this spot.
92	Learn the importance of the IEP Transition Plan for effective postsecondary planning in middle and high school.
93	Learn general financial planning principles and special considerations for the unique needs of families with special needs children and young adults.
94	The Arc of Nova, 2755 Hartland Ave.
95	Cafe 8115 Gatehouse Rd.
96	The various interventions to be covered will target behavior and self regulation, social skills, family support, and academic skills.
97	The Arc of Nova, 2755 Hartland Ave.
98	Learn how to help your student with ADHD by building on existing strengths, developing executive function skills, and cultivating emotional intelligence.
99	Riverside ES 8410 Old Mt.
100	Apply by March 27.
101	This course for high school students with disabilities focuses on preparation for college, selection of a college for best fit, and the disability services process.
102	Connect with Us on Facebook Follow Fairfax County SEPTA on Twitter!
103	Our Fort Belvoir Primary students have been working hard and are excited to release their own news.
104	Thank you for all that you do!
105	Students need to enter their course requests into StudentVUE by January 24.
106	Martin Luther King, Jr.
107	Home of the Crocs!
108	New teacher Leasley Alvarado told me how much she has learned from her mentor, Heidi Bowers.
109	Have a FOIA Request?
110	Virginia Randolph Education Center, or students who receive services in private day or residential settings.
111	The primary focus of the Virginia Department for the Blind and Vision Impaired is to assist Virginians who are blind in achieving quality employment outcomes.
112	Assistance is available to local public school systems as well as early intervention and preschool programs through the Virginia Network of Consultants for Professionals Working with Children Who are Deaf or Hard of Hearing.
113	The standards pertain to students who meet the federal requirements for print disabilities and who are eligible for accessing educational media under individual Individualized Educational Programs, as required under Part B of the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act.
114	View information about yearbook orders.
115	Upload your photo today!
116	Thank you for supporting our students at Aldrin!
117	August 29, 2019 and January 30, 2020.
118	View the latest News You Choose from Langley High School.
119	Congratulations to our Boys Golf and Field Hockey teams on their championships this fall.
120	Chantilly High School celebrates our NAHS members!
121	New teacher Leasley Alvarado told me how much she has learned from her mentor, Heidi Bowers.
122	Click on this announcement for more information.
123	Personalization is available through December 20, 2019.
124	The presentations will begin promptly at 7 pm in the Little Theatre.
125	SAT preparation, and academic supports to help students get ready for college.
126	This site provides information using PDF, visit this link to download the Adobe Acrobat Reader DC software.
127	The office of Partners for Success is open during the school year.
128	Following are materials from the planned presentations.
129	What a wonderful way to honor our namesake!
130	The mission of Fayette County Public Schools is to create a collaborative community that ensures all students achieve at high levels and graduate prepared to excel in a global society.
131	Club and Music photos will be taken on January 30, 2020.
132	Baxley Recognized as FCPS Cares of the Month Recipient!
133	Our second session of our parent learning series, The Middle Years, was on January 9, 2020!
134	We will explore different topics such as: Digital Citizenship; Homework and Learning with Technology; Learning FCPS Tech Resources; and Fostering a Health Relationship with Social Media.
135	Michael Platt, aka Kid Baker, visited Frost MS to share his philosophy on living your dream and giving back to others.
136	SAT preparation, and academic supports to help students get ready for college.
137	Our Special Education program serves our students with diverse needs.
138	Learn about new student and kindergarten registration.
139	Guide for Families: Navigating a safe and rewarding school experience with your child.
140	Rest assured that Safety and Security takes exhaustive measures to make FCPS a safe and secure place to learn and work.
141	Fairfax High has two different mentoring programs, both of which feature staff members serving as mentors to students.
142	Celebrating Pride in School, Pride in Performance.
143	Building a Culture of Shared Responsibility.
144	SAT preparation, and academic supports to help students get ready for college.
145	Meet our teachers, view supply lists, and learn about the curriculum for second grade.
146	Meet our teachers about the curriculum for health and physical education.
147	Senior students can get all the information about the party and the registration link on the ANGP website Edisonangp.
148	Edison staff member receives it shortly.
149	Do you use an electronic calendar like Outlook or Google?
150	Martin Luther King, Jr.
151	Find out more about this Language Immersion Program offered in kindergarten through 6th grade.
152	Special Education program serves over 150 students with diverse needs.
153	As a Title I school, Groveton ES receives government funds for academic instruction.
154	The ABCs of testing: SOLs, eCART testing, KMRA, MRA and DRAs!
155	Congratulations to Science Teacher Sarah Hartman, Mathematics Teacher Lisa Walsh, Student Services Assistant Annie Eisman, and Principal Arlene Randall who were recognized at the 2019 FCPS Honors Ceremony!
156	Our school library contains multiple resources available to students and parents at home and at school.
157	This website is a PDF document search engine.
158	Our Eagle View Preschool serves children from two to five years old with special needs.
159	Special Education program serves students with diverse needs.
160	Our Special Education program serves our students with diverse needs.
161	The ABCs of testing: SOLs, eCART testing, KMRA, MRA and DRAs!
162	For further information on these items, see supporting documents with the January 13, 2020, School Board agenda on the school division web page.
163	SAT preparation, and academic supports to help students get ready for college.
164	Fairfax High has two different mentoring programs, both of which feature staff members serving as mentors to students.
165	Home of the Dolphins!
166	Our Special Education program serves over 150 students with diverse needs.
167	Provide an environment for the highest quality system of education from preschool through 12th grade.
168	Ensure a quality education system by providing comprehensive education, training programs and facilities, and provide a wide range of educational facilities that accommodate instructional programs for County students.
169	Renovations are aimed at assuring that all schools, countywide, are safe, functional and provide the facilities necessary to support current educational programs regardless of the age of the buildings, in addition to protecting the capital investment.
170	Construction funds are unfunded.
171	Construction funds are unfunded.
172	Numbers in bold italics represent funded amounts.
173	London Towne students learn skills necessary for success for all children in this rapidly changing, increasingly diverse, and interconnected world.
174	Home of the Eagles!
175	Now that our school year is underway, I wanted to take an opportunity to remind you of the wide variety of tools that we offer to ensure you stay as connected as possible to our school.
176	Are you able to help?
177	Click here to learn all about our trip to Europe in the summer of 2020!
178	SAT preparation, and academic supports to help students get ready for college.
179	Join other Fairfax Villa families to celebrate our many cultures!
180	Read the results of our Family Engagement Survey from our school and through the entire division.
181	News You Choose emails that Fairfax Villa sends out each Tuesday.
182	December is our month for music, book fair and lots of learning fun!
183	STEM education is an approach to teaching and learning that integrates the content and skills of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics.
184	Learn about the German Immersion Program at Orange Hunt.
185	Elementary are exploring the ways they can help protect migratory birds.
186	Is there a textbook that teachers use for 1st and 2nd grade?
187	The Pacing Guides are probably the equivalent of a curriculum handbook.
188	Never has there been a textbook.
189	And they want every lesson to show differentiation?
190	Shame on you for that post.
191	Of course, I taught in the day of the basal reader and still believe that is the best way to teach reading.
192	Had great value with phonics, but was not sufficient.
193	Help collect and send care packages to our military servicemen and women!
194	Planning to take the SAT Test in the future?
195	Help us to support the students and staff at Mount Vernon High School.
196	Get the latest updates and information about the Mount Vernon High School PTSA!
197	SACC offers four programs: school year, winter, spring and summer camp for children in kindergarten through sixth grade.
198	Learn more about the Winter Program.
199	To receive text alerts when emergencies or severe weather impacts traffic or county services, sign up for the Community Emergency Alert Network.
200	Fairfax County government is open, closed, or operating on a modified schedule during severe weather or other emergencies.
201	An active and engaged partnership with families is essential to providing SACC services that help families succeed and children thrive.
202	Fairfax County is committed to nondiscrimination in all county programs, services and activities.
203	Several children made their own outfits including hats, scarfs, skirts and ponchos for a center festival while other children used their talents to build and decorate bird houses.
204	The children learned how to create a character for a play, act on stage, and learned steps to hip hop choreography.
205	Merging nature with the performing arts turned out to be a fun and enriching experience for both the children and their families.
206	This position may not exceed 1560 hours per calendar year.
207	Individuals in these positions are eligible for limited employee benefits, including medical, vision, and dental insurance coverage, and participation in flexible spending programs but are not eligible to earn leave or receive holiday pay.
208	Chemistry, Physics, and Geosystems.
209	Special Education program serves many students with diverse needs.
210	We are so excited you are here.
211	Nurture, Educate, Soar, Thrive.
212	View websites that our students often use at school!
213	Report an absence with our online attendance form!
214	SAT preparation, and academic supports to help students get ready for college.
215	SAT preparation, and academic supports to help students get ready for college.
216	Our goal is to provide a free and appropriate education to each child with an exceptionality who is a resident of the Wyandotte Comprehensive Special Education districts.
217	The Wyandotte Comprehensive Special Education Cooperative provides a free appropriate public education to all exceptional students residing within the three school district boundaries.
218	Edwardsville or Piper school district boundaries and have a child from ages 3 to 5 and you have concerns about his or her development, please call McDanield at 913.
219	On the weekends, Angela enjoys taking weekend trips with her husband, Beau.
220	Dragonetti was born and raised in Mount Sinai, New York.
221	She attended college at the Florida State University where she majored in Elementary Education.
222	Yannos is excited to continue his Rose Hill adventure as a special education teacher!
223	During her free time she likes to spend time with her family, baking and try out new restaurants.
224	Rose Hill Elementary as an enhanced autism IA.
225	On the positive side, Saunders said, the response to the latest announcement of a job fair was so great that the school system moved the event from a smaller administrative office to the Charles Herbert Flowers High School in Springdale.
226	Fairfax County Public Schools is also looking for more drivers.
227	Director of Transportation Rudolph Saunders said recruitment continues throughout the school year.
228	Real Estate, and Personal Injury Lawyers.
229	It is the first district to inherit the new rule.
230	Real Estate, and Personal Injury Lawyers.
231	There will be a public hearing for the plan on Jan.
232	The school board will then have a work session before their vote on the CIP on Jan.
233	In a brief statement, Fairfax County police said an investigation found that several children at Freedom Hill Elementary had been assaulted.
234	Graduation rates went up slightly for Hispanic students, 74.
235	More students with disabilities in 2019 earned those degrees compared to 2018 as well.
236	Real Estate, and Personal Injury Lawyers.
237	Montgomery County schools during the school day, or what grades it might include.
238	Real Estate, and Personal Injury Lawyers.
239	We aim to lead in each practice and area of law we work in.