Last Name: First Name: Student ID #: Meeting Date: Grade: School
Last Name: First Name: Student ID #: Meeting Date: Grade: School
Annual Measurable Goal: Shamya Thomas will identify the sequence of events using the words "first, then, next and
last" when given a passage at the third grade level, at or with 70% mastery
Begin Date:10/07/2020
End Date:10/06/2021
Evaluation Procedures: Graded work samples, Informal Assessment, Standardized Test, Documented Teacher
Observation
Person(s) Responsible: ESE Teacher
Annual Measurable Goal: Shamya Thomas will write a 3-5 sentence introduction paragraph using correct capital letters
and end punctuation, when given a writing prompt, at or with 70% mastery
Begin Date:10/07/2020
End Date:10/06/2021
Evaluation Procedures: Graded work samples, Informal Assessment, Standardized Test, Documented Teacher
Observation
Person(s) Responsible: ESE Teacher
Annual Measurable Goal: Shamya Thomas will use standard algorithm given addition and subtraction multi-digit
numbers. at or with 75% accuracy
Begin Date:10/07/2020
End Date:10/06/2021
Evaluation Procedures: Graded work samples, Informal Assessment, Standardized Test
Person(s) Responsible: ESE Teacher
Shamya's exceptionality does not affect his/her involvement and progress in general education.
Shamya does not have Priority Educational Needs in the Domain of Social/Emotional Behavior.
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It is the intent of the individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) 2004 that students with disabilities be educated in
the least restrictive environment with their nondisabled peers to the maximum extent appropriate. In order to make this
determination, the IEP committee decides whether the IEP annual goals can be achieved in a general education location
in the school the child would attend if not disabled.
This discussion includes identification of any special education needs, related services, and/or supplementary aids and
services necessary for the student to accomplish the goals and objectives of the IEP. Special education services are
defined as specially designed instruction and/or interventions to meet the unique needs of the student to benefit from
special education. Supplementary aids and services are defined as services required for the student to benefit from
general education.
If it is determined that the goals cannot be met in general education, even with these supports, discussion continues to
identify the location for delivery of any needed services. Locations for service delivery may include, but are not limited to,
general education classes, exceptional student education classes, vocational classes or community. The delivery of
services via consultation or collaboration should adhere to the state's definition: Consultation - sharing of information
between teachers, families, agencies, and others in order to to address the student's needs. Consultation must be
regularly scheduled and conducted face-to-face or virtually. Collaboration - a joint effort among teachers, families,
agencies, and others. Collaboration involves cooperative, proactive work on the part of all participants, with all parties
actively planning and carrying out interventions designed to meet student's needs. Collaboration must be regularly
scheduled and conducted face-to-face. The student's total educational plan may include any combination of locations
which are appropriate.
A placement category is determined based on the total amount of time the child spends with peers without disabilities.
The following placement options are considered:
▪ Regular Class (take out inclusion) - 80% or more of their school week spent with non-disabled peers
▪ Resource room between 40% to 80% of their school week spent with non-disabled peers
▪ Separate class less than 40% of their week spent with non-disabled peers
▪ Special Day School
▪ Other Separate environment includes students served in public or private separate schools, residential placements, or
hospital homebound placements spent with non-disabled peers
▪ Residential Facility
▪ Juvenile Justice Program
Classroom accommodations and program modifications will be provided to the student to: (1) Advance
appropriately toward maintaining annual goals (2) Be involved and progress in the general curriculum (3)
Participate in extracurricular and other nonacademic activities (4) Be educated and participate with other
students with disabilities and nondisabled students in activities.
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