Special Education and Special Services Caseload Sample Clauses

Special Education and Special Services Caseload. The District shall allocate special education and ESA staffing on a fair and equitable basis, considering the handicap severity of students served, degree of itinerancy, direct service responsibilities and total student load. The District will consider state and national guidelines in assigning caseloads for psychologists, counselors, and nurses.
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Special Education and Special Services Caseload. The District shall allocate special education and ESA staffing on a fair and equitable basis, considering the handicap severity of students served, degree of itinerancy, direct service responsibilities and total student load. The District and the Association recognize the workload impact of and distinction between active caseload and annual caseload: Case Manager – The staff member responsible for scheduling family meetings, updating progress, maintaining the IEP and all related paperwork, and compliance with all legal and District requirements. Active Caseload – The number of students for which a special education teacher is the case manager or a student for whom the ESA is required to provide direct therapy services. Annual Caseload – The number of IEPs that an employee has written throughout the school year Rostered IEPs in Compliance: The number of locked IEPs, timely and in compliance, a staff member has assigned to them as case manager. This is not necessarily equal to Active Caseload.
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