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2 2 Special Education Services
3 Special Education Annual Plan 3 15
4 4 Special Education Services MODEL FOR SPECIAL EDUCATION
5 Special Education Annual Plan 5 IDENTIFICATION, PLACEMENT AND REVIEW COMMITTEE (IPRC) PROCESS AND APPEALS 15
6 6 Special Education Services SPECIAL EDUCATION PLACEMENTS PROVIDED BY THE BOARD
7 Special Education Annual Plan 7 15
8 8 Special Education Services
9 Special Education Annual Plan 9 15
10 10 Special Education Services
11 Special Education Annual Plan 11 15
12 12 Special Education Services INDIVIDUAL EDUCATION PLANS (IEP)
13 Special Education Annual Plan 13 15
14 14 Special Education Services SPECIAL EDUCATION STAFF
15 Special Education Annual Plan 15 SPECIAL EDUCATION CONSULTANT DUTIES 15
16 16 Special Education Services
17 Special Education Annual Plan 17 SPECIAL EDUCATION ORGANIZATIONAL CHART 15
18 18 Special Education Services SPECIAL EDUCATION SUPPORT TEAM
19 Special Education Annual Plan 19 15
20 20 Special Education Services SPECIALIZED EQUIPMENT
21 Special Education Annual Plan 21 TRANSPORTATION FOR STUDENTS WITH SPECIAL EDUCATION NEEDS 15
22 22 Special Education Services TRANSITION PLANNING
23 Special Education Annual Plan 23 15
24 24 Special Education Services
25 Special Education Annual Plan 25 15
26 26 Special Education Services
27 Special Education Annual Plan 27 ASD-DD TRANSITION SUPPORT MODEL 15
28 28 Special Education Services ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
29 Special Education Annual Plan 29 15
30 30 Special Education Services
31 Special Education Annual Plan 31 CATEGORIES AND DEFINITIONS OF EXCEPTIONALITIES 15
32 32 Special Education Services
33 Special Education Annual Plan 33 15
34 34 Special Education Services PROVINCIAL AND DEMONSTRATION SCHOOLS IN ONTARIO
35 Special Education Annual Plan 35 15
36 36 Special Education Services
37 Special Education Annual Plan 37 15
38 38 Special Education Services EARLY IDENTIFICATION PROCEDURES AND INTERVENTION STRATEGIES
39 Special Education Annual Plan 39 15
40 40 Special Education Services
41 Special Education Annual Plan 41 15
42 42 Special Education Services EDUCATIONAL AND OTHER ASSESSMENTS
43 Special Education Annual Plan 43 PSYCHOLOGICAL-EDUCATIONAL ASSESSMENTS 15
44 44 Special Education Services
45 Special Education Annual Plan 45 SPEECH AND LANGUAGE ASSESSMENTS 15
46 46 Special Education Services BEHAVIOUR ASSESSMENT / CONSULTATION
47 Special Education Annual Plan 47 ASSESSMENT REFERRAL PROCESS 15
48 48 Special Education Services
49 Special Education Annual Plan 49 15
50 50 Special Education Services
51 Special Education Annual Plan 51 COORDINATION OF SERVICES WITH OTHER MINISTRIES OR AGENCIES 15
52 52 Special Education Services
53 Special Education Annual Plan 53 15
54 54 Special Education Services ONTARIO SPECIAL NEEDS STRATEGY
55 Special Education Annual Plan 55 MENTAL HEALTH STRATEGY 15
56 56 Special Education Services SPECIALIZED HEALTH SUPPORT SERVICES IN SCHOOL SETTINGS
57 Special Education Annual Plan 57 STAFF DEVELOPMENT 15
58 58 Special Education Services
59 Special Education Annual Plan 59 15
60 60 Special Education Services
61 Special Education Annual Plan
62 62 Special Education Services
63 Special Education Annual Plan 63 ACCESSIBILITY (AODA) (a) (b) 15
64 64 Special Education Services
65 Special Education Annual Plan 65 THE SPECIAL EDUCATION ADVISORY COMMITTEE (SEAC) 15
66 66 Special Education Services
67 Special Education Annual Plan 67 SEAC DIRECTORY
68 68 Special Education Services SEAC LIST OF MEETINGS SEPTEMBER 2015-JUNE 2016
69 Special Education Annual Plan 69 SEAC FLYER 15
70 70 Special Education Services
71 Special Education Annual Plan 71 APPENDIX A Special Education Glossary of Terms 15
72 72 Special Education Services
73 Special Education Annual Plan 73 15
74 74 Special Education Services APPENDIX B - INCLUSION AND RANGE OF PLACEMENT OPTIONS FOR IDENTIFIED EXCEPTIONAL STUDENTS POLICY NO II-29
75 Special Education Annual Plan 75 APPENDIX C - SAMPLE IPRC STATEMENT OF DECISION 15
76 76 Special Education Services APPENDIX D - SAMPLE IEP
77 Special Education Annual Plan 77 APPENDIX E - PARENTAL CONSENT INFORMATION FORM SE1 15
78 78 Special Education Services
79 Special Education Annual Plan 79 APPENDIX F - SUMMARY OF PARENTAL RIGHTS AND RESPONSIBILITIES IN SPECIAL EDUCATION 15
80 80 Special Education Services APPENDIX G - ACCESSIBILITY REQUEST TEMPLATE
81 Special Education Annual Plan 81 APPENDIX H SPECIAL NEEDS TRANSPORTATION REQUEST 15
82 82 Special Education Services APPENDIX I PARENT HANDBOOK
83 Special Education Annual Plan 83 APPENDIX J INDEPENDENCE RUBRIC (7 PAGES) 15
84 84 Special Education Services
85 Special Education Annual Plan 85 15
86 86 Special Education Services
87 Special Education Annual Plan 87 15
88 88 Special Education Services
89 Special Education Annual Plan 89 15
90 90 Special Education Services APPENDIX K SAMPLE PARENT IEP LETTER (3 PAGES)
91 Special Education Annual Plan 91 15
92 92 Special Education Services
93 Special Education Annual Plan 93 APPENDIX L SPECIAL EQUIPMENT AMOUNT PARENT BROCHURE 15
94 94 Special Education Services
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