Title: SelfAssessment Webcast
1Self-Assessment Webcast
Section 3A
Conducting the Self-Assessment Evaluating
Post-Secondary Transition (SPP Indicator 13)
2Using the Transition Record Review Checklist
- PI-SA-RRC-TRAN-001
- Nine Items
3T-1 Student Invited to IEP Meeting
- Yes The Student was invited to the IEP meeting
if the purpose of the IEP meeting was to consider
transition services.
4T-2 Measurable Postsecondary Goal(s)
- Yes There is a measurable postsecondary goal
that covers (1) education or training, (2)
employment, and when appropriate, (3) independent
living.
5T-2 Measurable Postsecondary Goal(s)
- Measurable Countable
- A future reader of the goal, considering the
students progress, could say with confidence,
the goal has been met, or, the goal has not
been met.
6T-2 Measurable Postsecondary Goal(s)
- While the words after high school or after
graduation need not be present, the language of
the goal must make clear the activity will take
place after high school or after graduation.
7T-2 Measurable Postsecondary Goal(s)
- There must be a minimum of one goal in the area
of education or training. - There must be a minimum of one goal in the area
of employment. - A single goal statement may encompass both a
training or education goal, and an employment
goal.
8T-3 Age-Appropriate Transition Assessment
- Yes
- The Age-Appropriate Transition Assessment box is
checked yes on the IEP, OR - There is other evidence an age appropriate
transition assessment was conducted.
9T-4 Transition Services
- Yes There are transition services in the IEP
that focus on improving the academic and
functional achievement of the student to
facilitate their movement from school to
post-school.
10T-4 Transition Services
- For each postsecondary goal there must be at
least one transition service associated with
meeting the postsecondary goal. - A single transition service associated with all
postsecondary goals satisfies the compliance
standard.
11T-5 Coordination with Other Agencies
Guiding Question 1 Are there transition
services listed on the IEP that are likely to be
provided or paid for by outside agencies during
the term of the current IEP? If yes, continue
with Guiding Question 2. If no, check NA on
the recording form and move on to item T-6.
12T-5 Coordination with Other Agencies
- Guiding Question 2 Was parent or child consent
to invite outside agencies obtained? If yes,
continue with guiding question 3. If the parent
or child refused consent or there is
documentation of three good faith, but
unsuccessful attempts to obtain parent or child
consent, check NA on the recording form and
move on to item T-6.
13T-5 Coordination with Other Agencies
- Guiding Question 3 Were outside agencies
invited to the students IEP meeting to discuss
transition. If yes, check the yes box. If no,
check the no box.
14T-6 Course of Study
- Yes The transition services include a course of
study that focuses on improving the academic and
functional achievement of the student to
facilitate their movement from school to
post-school.
15T-6 Course of Study
- The overall course of study must align with
postsecondary goals. - A direct one-to-one relationship between
particular classes and each postsecondary goal is
not required.
16T-7 Annual IEP Goals
- Yes There is an annual IEP goal, or goals, that
will reasonably help the student meet his or her
postsecondary goal(s).
17T-7 Annual IEP Goals
- For each postsecondary goal there must be at
least one annual goal or short-term objective
that will help the student make progress towards
the stated postsecondary goal. - A single annual goal or short-term objective that
helps the student make progress in all of the
postsecondary goals satisfies the compliance
standard.
18T-7 Annual IEP Goals
- Assessing the link between annual goals and
postsecondary goals should be approached
holistically and guided by reasonableness. - Whether the annual goal meets the compliance
standard for annual goals is not relevant.
19T-8 Indicator 13
- Yes The answer for items T-1 through T-7 is
YES or NA.
20T-9 Student Preferences
- NA The student is listed as a participant at the
IEP meeting held to discuss transition services. - Yes The student is not listed as a participant
in the meeting, but steps taken to ensure the
students preferences and interests were
considered are documented.