Idaho SESTA October Newsletter

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Working with educators to improve outcomes for students with disabilities

SESTA UPDATES
MONTHLY E-NEWSLETTER

OCTOBER 2021

LAST CHANCE!
Register today to join our new 3-part webinar series: Developing Meaningful Education Programs for students who have Multiple Disabilities and Complex Communication Needs. Presented on November 2, 9, 16 by Christopher Russel MEd, TVI .

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INDIVIDUALIZED EDUCATION PROGRAM
A new Idaho SESTA Topic Page

An Individualized Education Program (IEP) helps a student access general education content and bring them closer to grade level. This IEP topic page is for new and experienced special educators and includes resources on the many different components of the IEP process.

Idaho SESTA Presents Individualised Education Program Topic Page. A collection of modules, documents, links and Quick Guides for new and experienced special educators.

COMPREHENSIVE EVALUATION
A new Idaho SESTA Topic Page

The purpose of this page is to provide educators with information about compliance and best practices related to Referral, Consent for Assessment, Evaluation, and Eligibility. Click on the image below to learn more.

Idaho SESTA presents: Comprehensive Evaluation Topic Page. modules, videos, links, documents and quick guides on referral, consent and evaluation, reevaluation, eligibility, & SLD.

2021-22 SESTA OFFERINGS
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See what Idaho SESTA has to offer. Click on any item on the flyer to find out more or go to idahotc.com/sesta/2021-22 to view, share, and print.

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ONLINE COLLECTIONS
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Idaho SESTA is a collaborative project at Boise State University - Center for School and Community Partnerships and the University of Idaho - Center on Disabilities and Human Development.

Idaho SESTA is funded by the Idaho State Department of Education, Special Education Department.