Department of Guidance and Counseling. Handbook. Homebound Procedures



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A Developmental Guidance System Department of Guidance and Counseling Handbook Homebound Procedures

General Education Homebound Packet Contents Forms Homebound Services Procedures for General Education Excerpt from Student Attendance Accounting Handbook Preliminary Data on Homebound Referrals Notice for Release/Consent To Request Confidential Information Physician's Report of Eligibility Physician's Release for Homebound Student Parent Letter Parent Agreement Plan for Homebound Services Teacher Letter Homebound Assignment Form Homebound teaching activity log Explanation a general overview of the process for implementing general education homebound services contains the description of general education homebound requirements and other information a tracking sheet to record the basic information on a student to assist in beginning the homebound process this is completed and signed by the parent so that the school district has permission to contact them directly completed by the doctor to document the student meets the criteria for homebound and relevant information to the delivery of homebound services completed by the doctor office upon the student being able to return to school given to the parent to explain the basic procedure for homebound services explained by the homebound teacher and documents requirements for homebound services and is signed by the parent developed by the homebound committee sent to the regular teacher to collect assignments to be completed during the absence documents the assignments provided to the homebound teacher to document homebound teacher's time spent with the student, must be turned in with extra duty pay timesheet

Homebound Services Procedure for General Education If the student is determined to meet the following criteria the process for providing homebound services should begin. 1. Student is expected to be confined at home for a minimum of four consecutive weeks; 2. GEH needed for medical reasons only; 3. Medical condition is documented by a physician licensed to practice in the United States. The GEH Campus Committee- which should include, but is not limited to, a campus administrator, a teacher of the student, and a parent/guardian of the student-should convene to determine to review and consider the necessity of providing instruction to a general education student at home/hospital bedside. If instruction is provided at home/hospital bedside the GEH committee will determine the type(s) and amount of instruction to be provided. The committee should complete the district's forms for GEH as outlined in the Student Attendance Accounting Handbook. These forms should include: 1. A district developed form that documents GEH committee decisions regarding whether or not a student is to be served through GEH. 2. The GEH committee must document on the form the committee's decision regarding the type(s) and amount of instruction to be provided to the student, this must include the designated amount of time per week that instruction will be provided. 3. A note from a physician stating the student has a medical condition that requires the student to be confined at home/hospital bedside for a minimum of four consecutive weeks. 4. Documentation of the day(s) homebound instruction started and stopped. 5. Teacher's homebound instruction log. Upon the commencement of services at the end of each week, designated staff should inform the attendance clerk of the amount of time the student received service and the number of absences that should be recorded. The GEH should reconvene to review information at the end of the service period as documented on the Physicians Report of Eligibility. Should additional time be needed, the committee should review any additional documentation from the doctor that is provided. The parent should be asked to have the doctor complete a Physician's Release of Homebound Student in order for the student to return to school and the committee should determine if a transition period is necessary. Should a transition period be needed, the committee should document the following: 1. The length of time of the transition period. 2. The amount of time the student will be served in both settings {homebound and the classroom) during the transition period. 3. The effective date the student returns to the classroom full time must be documented.

Taken from: General Attendance Requirements, 2006-2007 Student Attendance Accounting Handbook, Pages 26-28 (4-21) General Education Homebound (GEH) Any student who is served through the general education homebound program must meet the following three criteria: d) is expected to be confined at home or hospital bedside for a minimum of four consecutive weeks; d) for medical reasons only: d) medical condition is documented by a physician licensed to practice in the United States. Students served through GEH at home/hospital bedside must be served by a certified general education teacher. Note: For guidance in determining GEH instruction for pregnant students who are/are not receiving Pregnancy Related Services please refer to Section IX of this handbook. GEH Policy Requirements To qualify for funding purposes the school district must have policy and procedures approved by the local school board for implementation of general education homebound instruction. GEH Committee Decisions regarding general education homebound placement must be made by a designated campus committee. Members of the committee should include but is not limited to a campus administrator, a teacher of the student, and a parent/guardian of the student. The role of the GEH committee is to review and consider the necessity of providing instruction to a general education student at home/hospital bedside. If instruction is provided at home/hospital bedside the GEH committee will determine the types(s) and amount of instruction to be provided. In making these decisions the GEH committee must consider the physician's information. However, the physician's note/information js_ not the sole determining factor in the committee's decision making process. GEH Committee Responsibilities In qualifying a student for and serving a student through general education homebound, the following documentation requirements must be met; 1. A district developed form which documents GEH committee decisions regarding whether or not a student is to be served through GEH, 2. The GEH committee must document on the form the committee's decision regarding the type(s)

3. and amount of instruction to be provided to the student, this must include the designated 4. amount of time per week that instruction will be provided. Taken from: General Attendance Requirements, 2006-2007 Student Attendance Accounting Handbook, Pages 26-28 3. A note from a physician stating the student has a medical condition which requires the student to be confined at home/hospital bedside for a minimum of four consecutive weeks. 4. Documentation of the day(s) homebound instruction started and stopped. 5. Teacher's homebound instruction log. GEH Funding Chart: In order for funding to be generated for general education homebound, services must be provided as follows: General education students served at home will earn eligible days present based on the number of hours the student is served at home by a certified teacher each week. Use the following chart to calculate eligible days present: Amount of Time served per Week: one hour two hours three hours four or more hours Eligible Days Present earned per Week: one day present two days present three days present four days present (4-day week) five days present (5-day week) Transition from GEH to the Classroom Students transitioning back to a school-based setting, may continue to generate funding based on the GEH funding chart during the transition period. The length of the transition period must be determined by the GEH committee based on current medical information. ADA eligibility shifts back to the requirements of the 2-4 hour rule once the student has completed the transition period as determined by the GEH committee.

GOOSE CREEK CONSOLIDATED INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT General Education Homebound PRELIMINARY DATA ON HOMEBOUND REFERRALS Personnel collecting data: Name of Student Age. DOB Grade School Referred by Parent Phone 2nd Phone STUDENT MEDICAL INFORMATION: Specific type of Diagnoses Contraindication and/or Precautions Prognosis Prescribed Medication(s) Dr. Name and phone number How long is the child expected to be out? Has make-up work been requested?.

GOOSE CREEK CONSOLIDATED INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICTV Release Information * Request Information NOTICE FOR RELEASE/CONSENT TO REQUEST CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION NAME: DOB: SCHOOL: We are asking that you authorize the person or agency named below to release/to request specified records containing confidential information regarding the above-named student to the following school staff person: NAME AND POSITION OF SCHOOL STAFF PERSON PERSON/AGENCY TO WHOM REQUEST IS MADE (doctor) GOOSE CREEK I.S.D. NAME OF CAMPUS PERSON/AGENCY MAKING REQUEST (parent) ADDRESS: ADDRESS OF PHYSICIAN:. Bavtown. Texas 775 Phone: Fax: RECORDS TO BE RELEASED/RECORDS REQUESTED Pertinent Medical Records. Other: PURPOSE OF DISCLOSURE Assist In decisions concerning educational placement and programming. Please check (V) the appropriate boxes below. For more Information please call: SCHOOL STAFF PERSON at: TELEPHONE NUMBER Yes No I have been fully informed and understand the school's request for my consent, as described above. This information will be released/requested upon receipt of my written consent. Yes No I understand that my consent is voluntary and may be revoked anytime. This consent will expire one school year from the date of this permission. Yes No I understand that I will be notified in writing of each release of educationally related information. SIGNATURE OF PARENT, GUARDIAN, SURROGANT PARENT, OR ADULT STUDENT DATE (NEW) ADDRESS SIGNATURE OF INTERPRETER, IF USED DATE Please return this form to: _at: as soon as possible. SCHOOL STAFF PERSON SCHOOL PO BOX 30 BAYTOWN, TEXAS 77522 (281) 420-4800

GOOSE CREEK CONSOLIDATED INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT GENERAL EDUCATION HOMEBOUND Baytown, Texas PHYSICIANS REPORT OF ELIGIBILITY HOMEBOUND USE ONLY STUDENT: SCHOOL: AGE: DOB: PARENT NAME: PHYSICIAN INFORMATION NAME: PHONE: ADDRESS: Street or Box # City State Zip Latest Examination Date: Check (V) all applicable information below. The student d is expected to be confined at home or hospital bedside for a minimum of four consecutive weeks: a for medical reasons only The physician q is licensed to practice medicine in the United States. IF BOTH BOXES ARE CHECKED ABOVE, PLEASE COMPLETE THE FOLLOWING: Specific type of impairment (i.e., diagnosis) explain: Severity of impairment (mild, moderate, severe): Contraindication and/or Precautions: Prognosis:

FUNaiONAL IMPLICATIONS OF THE MEDICAL CONDITION FOR THE EDUCATIONAL PROCESS Check V. as appropriate. Difficulty maintaining - alertness/concentration making decisions appropriate behavior due to impulsivity - short/long term memory. Seizure precautions:. Prescribed MEDICATION(S): give dosage(s), frequency(ies):. Impact on classroom functioning of each medication. Explain:. Existing medical implications interfere or prevent the student from being educated on a school campus (required if requesting homebound services). Explain: Other: RECOMMENDATIONS FOR EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMMING Check V as appropriate. Yes No Child is physically able to attend general class on campus. Yes No Child will be confined 4 consecutive weeks or longer until approximately. (date required) Home Hospital: Other: (site) Yes No Is the student infectious at this time? How many hours of instruction per day may the student tolerate? DATE: PHYSICIAN'S SIGNATURE/PRINTED NAME/TELEPHONE (please do not Stamp.) Please return this form to:

GOOSE CREEK CONSOLIDATED INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT General Education Homebound Physician's Release for Homebound Student Student: DOB: Address: Phone: Home Campus: Grade: Based on my examination, this student no longer exhibits a health disorder that adversely affects his/her educational performance. Check one of the following options: I am releasing this student to return to school without any restrictions. I am releasing this student to return to school with the following restrictions: Date of Examination Signature of Physician Physician's address Physician's printed name Physician's office phone number PO BOX 30 BAYTOWN, TEXAS 77522 (281) 420-4200

GOOSE CREEK CONSOLIDATED INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT Dear Parents, Homebound services are educational services provided in the home for a student who is unable to attend school because of a diagnosed health condition. A student is eligible for General education Homebound (GEH) services when the following conditions apply: 1. Student is expected to be confined at home for a minimum of four consecutive weeks: 2. GEH needed for medical reasons only; 3. Medical condition is documented by a physician licensed to practice in the United States. When homebound services are no longer required, your child will be transitioned back to his/her previous educational setting. Homebound services will allow a teacher to come to your home to provide instruction to your child so that your child can remain current with required classwork and assignments. The homebound teacher will meet frequently with your child's classroom teacher(s) to ensure a coordinated educational program that will prepare your child for transition back into the campus setting. Attendance will be kept by the homebound teacher and reported to your child's home campus. Medical information is required from your child's doctor before homebound services may be assigned. It is essential that you return this information as quickly as possible so services may begin promptly. Physician forms may be returned via parent, mail, or faxed to your student's school. Homebound services cannot be initiated without this medical information. During the time the process is taking place, please continue to get assignments from your child's teacher(s). If more information is needed concerning General Education Homebound services, please contact your student's campus. Thank you. PO Box 30 Baytown, Texas 77520 (281)420-4800 Fax (281)420-4854

GOOSE CREEK CONSOLIDATED INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT General Education Homebound To: Parents or Guardian of Student with General Education Homebound Services RE: The General Education Homebound service of the GCCISD strives to give each student an instructional program designed to meet the student's individual needs. To achieve this goal we ask you, the parent or guardian, to; 1. Be present (or have an adult present) in the home during the homebound instruction: class days time 2. Furnish the student with materials and a suitable place to work. The work area needs to be quiet and uninterrupted- including TVs, music, pets, and siblings. The student and teacher should be able to work alone. 3. Assist in seeing that the student completes all assignments. 4. Call the school as soon as you know the student will be unable to receive instruction. Absences are counted as excused or unexcused as per the GCCISD guidelines. If it is the day of the instruction, please call no later than 8:00 A.M. 5. Have the student ready to receive instruction upon arrival of the teacher. The Homebound Teacher assigned to instruct your child will: 1. Obtain instructional assignments from the student's home campus for the period of time the student is unable to attend school. 2. Keep attendance and grades for the student and report these to the home campus. 3. Instruct the student the number of hours each week designated by the General Education Homebound committee. 4. Contact parent if unable to provide instruction on the scheduled day or time. Signature of Parent or Guardian Date Signature of Homebound Teacher Date

GOOSE CREEK CONSOLIDATED ISD General Education Homebound Plan for Homebound Services Student Name: Campus: Does the student meet the criteria to receive General Education Homebound Services? What types of instruction will be provided for the student receiving GEH? Type Amount What date will homebound services begin? What is the projected date that homebound services will end? Any other areas of concern: Persons in Attendance:. Parent Administrator Teacher. Other

GOOSE CREEK CONSOLIDATED INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT Homebound Department TO: Teachers who will have students served through the homebound program From:, Homebound Teacher Attached is an Assignment Form for homebound services. When making out assignments, please bear in mind that even though the homebound teacher will instruct students on a oneon-one basis; the students are often quite ill or disabled and may not be able to cover as much material as they would in the classroom. Please help by doing the following: Continue to send homework assignments directly to your student until homebound instruction begins (usually about one week). Please provide the scope and sequence for your subject for the period of time the student will be out. If the material is from state-adopted texts and workbooks, please provide the beginning and end points. If you use your own material, please include answer keys. Material can be sent at the beginning of services or delivered weekly to the homebound box in the mailroom of your school. Grades will be given by the homebound teacher, with the exception of pre-ap, AP, and some electives. Attendance is kept at the home campus, with the homebound teacher reporting it each week. Please do not count the student absent during the time he/she is receiving homebound services. Please include this in your sub info. If you have questions contact your counselor or assistant principal. Our goal is to help the students maintain skills, learn new materials, and be able to pass the final exams when applicable. Your help is greatly appreciated. PO Box 30 Baytown, Texas 77522 (281)420-4800

HOMEBOUND ASSIGNMENT FORM To:, teacher From:, Homebound Teacher, GCCISD Subject: Homebound Instruction Your student, will be receiving homebound instructions until approximately. In order to insure continuity of instruction, please fill out the information listed below. Please attach any material and return to me within two days. Subject: Grades or grade average for current six weeks: Textbook Title: Current class assignments: Remaining material to be covered while the student is instruction: receiving homebound Comments: All materials can be put in the homebound box in your school's mailroom

Homebound Teaching Activity Log Please submit this form with your Extra-Duty Form Student's Name Grade School Homebound Teacher Contact Dates Time (Ex: 5:00-5:30) Objective Comments Parent signature