Special Education Monitoring Committee Sample Clauses

Special Education Monitoring Committee. The Association and the District agree to establish a Special Education Monitoring Committee to provide ongoing monitoring of the special education programs. This committee shall consist of one representative selected by the Association from each of the specific special education programs/disciplines offered in the District. It shall include at least one representative from each of the following programs: Psychologists, Speech-Language Pathologist, Special Day Class Programs (each subdivision thereof), Resource Specialist Programs, Adaptive Physical Education, and any other program that falls under the general title of Special Education. This group shall meet on a regular basis to discuss issues and concerns specific to the Special Education Program. This shall include the review of caseloads, changes in forms of paperwork, scheduling of students, and other items that the District of Special Education and the Committee members may choose to discuss. This group may make recommendations to the District and the Association on appropriate strategies to address the issues and concerns specific to the District’s Special Education Programs.
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Special Education Monitoring Committee. 44 45 The Association and the District agree to establish a Special Education Monitoring 46 Committee to provide ongoing monitoring of the special education programs. This 47 committee shall consist of one representative selected by the Association from each
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Special Education Monitoring Committee. 42 43 The Association and the District agreed to establish a Special Education Monitoring 44 Committee to provide ongoing monitoring of the special education programs. This 45 committee shall consist of one representative selected by the Association from each of 46 the specific special education programs/disciplines offered in the District. It shall include 47 at least one representative from each of the following programs: Speech-Language 48 Pathologist, Special Day Class Programs (each subdivision thereof), Resource Specialist 49 Programs, Adaptive Physical Education, and any other program that falls under the 50 general xxxxxx of Special Education. 51 52 This group shall meet on a regular basis to discuss issues and concerns specific to the 53 Special Education Program. This shall include review of caseloads, changes in forms of 54 paperwork, scheduling of students, and other items that the District of Special Education 55 and the committee members may choose to discuss. This group may make 56 58 16 1 recommendations to the District and the Association on appropriate strategies to address 2 the issues and concerns specific to the District’s Special Education Programs. 3
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