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Enhancing Student Outcomes with Summary of Performance: A Comprehensive Guide

Learn how the Summary of Performance (SOP) can improve outcomes for students transitioning beyond high school, featuring insights from educators, counselors, and students.

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Enhancing Student Outcomes with Summary of Performance: A Comprehensive Guide

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  1. Can It Really Improve Outcomes for Students? Summary of Performance: 1

  2. “The evaluation described in paragraph (e)(1) of this section is not required before the termination of a child’s eligibility under this part due to graduation from secondary school with a regular diploma, or due to exceeding the age eligibility for FAPE under State law. (3) For a child whose eligibility terminates under circumstances described in paragraph (e)(2) of this section, a public agency must provide the child with a summary of the child’s academic achievement and  functional performance, which shall include recommendations on how to assist the child in meeting the child’s postsecondary goals” (Authority: 20 U.S.C. 1414(c)§ 300.305, page 46786). Regulation Language

  3. Catherine Burzio, Transition Coordinator, Parent Educational Advocacy Training Center, Falls Church, VA • What parents need to know about the SOP and opportunities for their them • Partners in Transition planning: Students, families, school personnel Family Perspective 3

  4. Rebecca Cort, Deputy Commissioner, New York State Education Department - VESID • The value of work experiences during high school; skill development and documentation; developing the Individual Plan for Employment (VR) • What college faculty and staff need to know to best support students with disabilities in post-secondary education settings State Education Agency Perspective 4

  5. QUESTIONS FOR REBECCA (VR) OR CATHERINE (PARENT) We should have time for 4 - 6 5

  6. Ed Amundson, Special Education Teacher, C.K. McClatchy High School, Sacramento, CA • How special education teachers can help students make the SOP an effective tool as students take the next steps beyond high school • “The Big Picture” - the fit of SOP in the Obama Administration’s Cradle-to-College and Career Framework High School Teacher Perspective 6

  7. Stacie Dojonovic, Transition Facilitator, Fox Chapel Area School District, Pittsburgh, PA • The SOP development begins before the student exits to be useful for partnering with VR counselors. • The SOP is a student-driven process resulting in a document for helping students understand their disability, strengths, and what supports work best. VR Counselor Perspective 7

  8. QUESTIONS FOR ED (LOCAL SCHOOL) AND STACIE (VR COUNSELOR) We should have time for 4 - 6 8

  9. Steve Bigaj, Professor of Education; Director, Graduate and Professional Studies, Keene State College, Keene, NH • Don’t Wait Until Senior Year: the SOP as a feature of ongoing transition planning • Important ideas for pre-service and in-service teacher education College Faculty Perspective 9

  10. Jane Warner, Director, Disability Services, Keene State College, Keene, NH • Don’t forget to pack your SOP! Connecting with College Disability Services • Advice for students and families College Disability Services Perspective 10

  11. QUESTIONS FOR STEVE (HIGHER EDUCATION) OR JANE (DISABILITY SERVICES IN HIGHER EDUCATION) We should have time for 4 - 6 11

  12. Matthew Shapiro, Student, Virginia Commonwealth University • You’re on your own now! The importance of how the SOP helps with self-advocacy. • What students need to have in hand when they go to the college disability services office College Student Perspective 12

  13. QUESTIONS FOR MATHEW (STUDENT) OR ANY OF THE GROUP 13

  14. www.nsttac.org • Summary of Performance Resource Page • www.sharedwork.org • IDEA Partnership National Community of Practice on Transition Summary of Performance Practice Group For More Information 14

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