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The document outlines the process for waiving the End of Course (EOC) assessment results requirement for students with disabilities in St. Lucie Public Schools, as amended by Senate Bill 4. It specifies criteria that must be met for a waiver to be considered, including having an active IEP and demonstrating proficiency in course standards despite potential challenges in assessment performance. The document includes sections for student information, course performance, IEP team review, and decision-making regarding the waiver.

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Begin with SECTION ONE: STUDENT INFORMATION. Fill in the required fields such as District, School, Student Name, Student ID Number, and Date of Birth. Ensure that you indicate the Disability codes that apply to the student.
Move to SECTION TWO: COURSE PERFORMANCE. Complete the boxes for Course Code, Course Title, EOC Assessment Score, Date of Administration, Course Grade of Student, and list any Accommodations Provided during the assessment.
In SECTION THREE: IEP TEAM REVIEW, check 'Yes' or 'No' for each item regarding the student's performance and accommodations. Provide explanations where necessary for why the EOC assessment may not accurately measure abilities.
Finally, in SECTION FOUR: IEP TEAM DECISION, indicate whether the passing score requirement should be waived based on your review. Collect signatures from all required parties at the end of the form.

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Whats the difference between ESE and regular school?

The purpose of ESE is to help each child with a disability progress in school and prepare for life after school. ESE services include specially designed instruction to meet the unique needs of the child. ESE services may also include technology devices, therapy, special transportation, or other supports.

Who qualifies for ESE in Florida?

ESE Eligibility Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) Deaf or Hard of Hearing (DHH) Ages Birth-9 Years. Birth Through Two Years. Dual-Sensory Impairment (DSI): Deaf-Blind. Emotional/Behavioral Disability (E/BD) Gifted. Homebound or Hospitalized (HH) Intellectual Disability (InD)

Who qualifies for Ese school?

A child evaluated according to IDEA as having intellectual disabilities, a hearing impairment including deafness, a speech or language impairment, a visual impairment including blindness, serious emotional disturbance (referred to in IDEA as emotional disturbance), an orthopedic impairment, autism, traumatic brain

Whats the difference between IEP and ESE?

Special education services from IEPs require a formal evaluation conducted by the school psychologist. Then an IEP team of professionals uses the evaluation to help determine eligibility for an ESE (Exceptional Student Education) program.

Who is eligible for ESE in Florida?

The IDEA and Florida state legislation outline specific requirements that must be adhered to concerning ESE students in public schools. Under the IDEA, ESE (or Exceptional Student Education) refers to students with disabilities. Under Florida statutes, ESE also includes students that have been identified as Gifted.

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