Desert Mountain Charter SELPA Policies and Procedures

Appendix F: Final Notes

In the Charter Local Education Agency (LEA) level planning meetings, it is important to schedule time to debrief the successes and struggles of the summer programs. Providing time for teachers to discuss what went well and/or where more support was needed prior to leaving for the summer can provide valuable input into planning for the future. Similarly, pulling together the administrative team members at the end of the session or near the opening of the next school year provides the opportunity to review information from the Educational Services, Business Services, Human Resources, Maintenance and Operations, Curriculum and Instruction, Special Education, Instructional Technology, Food Services, Transportation, Health Services, County Office, principals, and lead teacher perspectives. Doing so sets the stage to begin the planning again the next year. As information is gathered back together at the end of the ESY session(s), it is important to have a plan for distribution of progress reporting back to the Case Carriers and the parents. It will be important for the IEP team members to consider response to ESY services and impact on regression and recoupment time as they begin the new school year. Analyzing results helps the team start back through the processes of determining need for ESY services in the next year.

BP 6003 – Extended School Year (ESY)

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Desert Mountain Charter Special Education Local Plan Area (DMCS) (rev. 05/19)

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