Outcome
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Participation in Statewide Assessment Program
75% of students
with disabilities in state-identified grade levels will participate
in the statewide assessment program with no accommodations or
standard accommodations. The percentage of students with disabilities
participating in the statewide assessment program will be comparable
to the percentage of nondisabled students participating in the
statewide assessment program. |
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Outcome 2
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Performance in the Statewide Assessment Program
The percentage of
students with disabilities in Grades 2-11 participating in the
California Standards Test (CST) whose scores place them in the
combined rankings of Basic, Proficient and Advanced will increase
to at least 27.5% in English Language Arts and at least 30.2%
in Mathematics. |
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Outcome 3
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Graduation Rate
The District shall increase the number of grade 12 students with disabilities who recieve diplomas no less than 46.32% of grade 12 students with disabilities during the 2006-07 school year. This outcome is based on current diploma requirements. If the State's diploma requirements change, the Independent Monitor shall meet with the parties to discuss the impact of the change and may revise this outcome if appropriate. |
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Outcome 4
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Completion Rate
The District's completion rate shall
increase based on an increase in the number of students who
graduate with a diploma, receive a certificate of completion,
or age out, as compared to the total number of students with
disabilities who graduate with a diploma, receive a certificate
of completion, age out, or drop out (grades 7-12). |
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Outcome 5a
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Reduction of Long-Term Suspensions
The District will reduce the percent of students with disabilities suspended 6 or more days from 9.14% of the total suspensions of students with disabilities occurring during the 2001-2002 school year to 2% of the total suspension of students with disabilities. |
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Outcome 5b
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Other Suspensions
The District will reduce the risk of suspension for the population of students with disabilities by 30% from the rate of 14.7% in the 2002-03 school year to a rate lower than 10.3%. |
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Outcome 5c
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Other Suspensions
The District will reduce disproportionality in the district-wide rate of suspension of students with disabilities in comparison to their non-disabled peers to a relative risk ratio of no more than 1.75X discrepant, such that the population of students with disabilities is no more than 1.75 times more likely to be suspended than the population of their non-disabled peers. |
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Outcome 6
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Placement of Students with Disabilities (Ages 6-22) with
Eligibilities of Specific Learning Disabilities (SLD) and Speech/Language
Impaired (SLI)
The District will demonstrate a ratio of not less than 73% of students placed in the combined categories of
0-20% and 21-60% and not more than 27% students placed in the 61-100% category according to Federal placement reporting requirements. |
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Outcome 7
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Placement of Students with Disabilities (Ages 6-22) with
All Other Disabilities
The District will demonstrate a ratio of not less than 52% of students placed in the combined categories of
0-20% and 21-60% and not more than 48% students placed in the 61-100% category according to Federal placement reporting requirements. |
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Outcome 8a
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Home School Placement / Least Restrictive Environment
The District will ensure that the percentage of students with disabilities of specific learning disabilities (SLD) and speech and language impaired (SLI) in their home school does not fall below 92.9%. |
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Outcome 8b
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Home School Placement / Least Restrictive Environment
The District will increase the percentage of students with disabilities with all other eligibilities in kindergarten and sixth grade in their home school to 65% and the percentage of students with disabilities with all other eligibilities in ninth grade in their home school to 60%. |
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Outcome 8c
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Home School Placement / Least Restrictive Environment
The District will increase the percentage of students with disabilities with all other eligibilities in elementary grades one through five in their home school to 62.0%. The District will increase the percentage of students with disabilities in middle school grades seven and eight in their home school to 55.2%. The District will increase the percentage of students with disabilities in high school grades ten and above in their home school to 36.4%. |
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Outcome 9
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Individual Transition Plan
98% of all students age 14 and over shall have an Individual Transition Plan developed in accordance with federal law. |
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Outcome 10
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Timely Completion of Evaluations
a. 90% of all initial evaluations shall be completed within 60 days.
b. 95% of all initial evaluations shall be completed within 75 days.
c. 98% of all initial evaluations shall be completed within 90 days. |
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Outcome 11
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Complaint Response Time
The District will provide lawful responses to parents filing complaints in accordance with the following performance standards:
a. 25% will be responded to within 5 working days.
b. 50% will be responded to within 10 working days.
c. 75% will be responded to within 20 working days.
d. 90% will be responded to within 30 working days. |
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Outcome 12
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Informal Dispute Resolution
The District will increase reliance on informal dispute resolution of disputes by increasing its ability to timely resolve disputes by concluding its informal dispute resolution process within 20 working days in 60% of cases. |
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Outcome 13
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Delivery of Services
93% of the services identified on the IEPs of students with disabilities in all disability categories except specific learning disability will show evidence of service provision. 93% of the services identified on the IEPs of students with specific learning disability will show evidence of service provision. The District will provide evidence that at least 85% of the services identified on the IEPs of students with disabilities have a frequency and duration that meets IEP compliance. |
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Outcome 14
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Increased Parent Participation
The District will increase the rate of parent participation in IEP meetings in the area of attendance to 75%. 95% of the records of IEP meetings in which the parent does not attend will provide evidence of recorded attempts to convince the parent to attend the IEP meeting in accordance with Section 300.345(d) of IDEA regulations. |
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Outcome 15
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Timely Completion of Future Translations
The District will increase the rate of parent participation in IEP meetings in the area of attendance to 75%. 95% of the records of IEP meetings in which the parent does not attend will provide evidence of recorded attempts to convince the parent to attend the IEP meeting in accordance with Section 300.345(d) of IDEA regulations. |
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Outcome 16
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Increase in Qualified Providers
The disparity between qualified regular education and special education teachers will decrease from 10.4%, based on the 2001-2002 school year, to 3.4%. |
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Outcome 17
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IEP Team Consideration of Special
Factors – Behavioral
Interventions, Strategies, and Supports
The percentage of students with autism with a behavior support plan will increase to 40% and the percentage of students with emotional disturbance with a behavior support plan will increase to 72%. |
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Outcome 18
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Disproportionality
90% of African American students identified as emotionally disturbed during initial or triennial evaluation, will demonstrate evidence of a comprehensive evaluation as defined by the Independent Monitor and consideration for placement in the least restrictive environment as determined by the Independent Monitor. |
