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Title: RaceEthnicity Proportionality


1
Race-Ethnicity Proportionality
  • Proportionality in the Special Education
    Population, by Race-Ethnicity, in Alaskan Public
    Schools

Juenau, AK October 27 and 28, 2008
2
From IDEA 2004 Monitoring Priorities
  • FAPE in the LRE
  • General Supervision
  • Disproportionality

3
IDEA 2004 Disproportionality
  • 300.173 States must have policies and
    procedures designed to prevent inappropriate
    identification and disproportionate by race and
    ethnicity of children with disabilities including
    children with disabilities with particular
    impairments

300.600 Disproportionate Representation
300.646 Significant Disproportionality
4
IDEA 2004 Disproportionality
300.600 Disproportionate Representation
300.646 Significant Disproportionality
States must determine if significant
disproportionality based on race and ethnicity is
occurring in the State and LEAs with respect to
States must monitor LEAs in the priority areas
Disproportionate representation of racial and
ethnic groups in special education and related
services to the extent the representation is the
result of inappropriate identification.
  • Identification of children with disabilities in
    accordance with particular impairments, or
  • Placement in particular educational settings,
    or
  • Incidence, duration and type of disciplinary
    actions

5
IDEA 2004 Disproportionality
300.600 Disproportionate Representation
300.646 Significant Disproportionality
Identify LEAs with disproportionate representation
Require LEAs with significant disproportionality
to reserve 15 of funds for Early Intervening
Services
Of those LEAs identify the number where the
disproportionate representation is the result of
inappropriate identification (indicators 9 and 10)
6
IDEA 2004 Disproportionality
300.600 Disproportionate Representation
300.646 Significant Disproportionality
1. Identify LEAs with disproportionate
representation
Require LEAs with significant disproportionality
to reserve 15 of funds for Early Intervening
Services
2. Of those LEAs identify the number where the
disproportionate representation is the result of
inappropriate identification (indicators 9 and 10)
7
State Performance Plan Part B Indicators 9 and
10Disproportionality Analysis
  • Percent of districts with disproportionate
    representation of racial and ethnic groups in
    special education and related services (and in
    specific disability categories ) that is the
    result of inappropriate identification (20
    U.S.C. 1416(a)(3)(C))

8
Step 1 What are the districts with
disproportionate representation in Alaska?
Step 2 Of those, in which ones
disproportionality representation is the result
of inappropriate identification?
9
Step 1 What are the districts with
disproportionate representation in Alaska?
  • Calculation method
  • Risk Ratio
  • Districts where the risk ratio for any race
    ethnicity, and disability category, was 3 or
    higher or 1/3 or lower were considered to have
    disproportionate representation in Alaska

10
Native American
African American
White
100
100
100
20
8
12
20
8
12

Risk
20/100
(12 8)
(100 100)

Risk Ratio

2
20
10
11
Step 1 What are the districts with
disproportionate representation in Alaska?
of School Districts with Risk Ratio greater
than 3 (Indicator 9)
12
Step 2 Of those, in which ones
disproportionality representation is the result
of inappropriate identification?
  • Eliminate from analysis SDs with cell sizes
    smaller than 10.
  • - For 2007/08, only 1 district meets criteria
    for disproportionate representation for indicator
    9

b) For this district, review sample of files and
verify eligibility requirements in identification
process.
13
Indicator 9
Disproportionate representation
over-representation Disproportionate
representation under-representation District
considered for review based on states criteria
14
Indicator 10
Disproportionate representation
over-representation Disproportionate
representation under-representation District
considered for review based on states criteria
15
Corrective Action
  • Require LEA to correct the noncompliance,
    including revising deficient policies,
    procedures, and practices

16
Eligibility in the Regulations
  • 300.8 Child with a disability as evaluated in
    accordance to
  • 300.304 through 300.311
  • 300.306 Determination of Eligibility

Juneau, AK October 29-30, 2007
17
300.306 Determination of Eligibility
  • (b) Special rule for eligibility determination.
    A child must not be determined to be a child with
    a disability under this part
  • (1) If the determinant factor for the
    determination is --

Juenau, AK October 29-30, 2007
18
(1) If the determinant factor for the
determination is --
  • Lack of appropriate instruction in reading,
    including the essential components of reading
    instruction (as defined in section 1208(3) of the
    ESEA)
  • Lack of appropriate instruction in math or
  • Limited English proficiency and

(2) If the child does not otherwise meet the
eligibility criteria under 300.8(a)
19
ESEA Section 1208(3)
  • Section 1208(3) of the ESEA states the term
    essential components of reading instruction'
    means explicit and systematic instruction in (A)
    phonemic awareness (B) phonics (C) vocabulary
    development (D) reading fluency, including oral
    reading skills and (E) reading comprehension
    strategies.

20
Eligibility in the Regulation
  • 300.306 Determination of Eligibility

Juenau, AK October 29-30, 2007
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