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Strategic Approaches for Special Education Services Enhancement

Join the R.C.R.SELN Conference 2011 with Linda McDaniel to discuss abandonment duplication, revenue systems, and constraints. Explore ways to increase effectiveness, generate cost-savings, and consolidate strategies in special education. Identify budgeting and LEA considerations, and avoid common pitfalls in service improvement.

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Strategic Approaches for Special Education Services Enhancement

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  1. Re-Design, Re-Focus, Consolidate R C R SELN Conference 2011 Linda McDaniel

  2. Abandonment Duplication Revenue Systems Constraints MOE LEA Priorities Parent Requests Mandates

  3. Session Goals • Identify strategies for increasing the effectiveness and efficiency of special education services and supports. • Provide tools to assist in generating cost-savings ideas.

  4. Revenue • Local • Foundation School Program • State SPED Block Grant • Federal Funds

  5. Data Sources • October Snapshot • Mid-Year • Year Long • September

  6. Formulas • Foundation School Program • State SPED Block Grant • Federal

  7. Distribution • State SPED Block Grant • Federal

  8. Strategies • Budgeting Considerations • LEA Considerations • SPED Program Re-Design, Re-Focus, Consolidation

  9. Strategies to Avoid • Hiding the problem • Exaggerating the problem • Being distant with stakeholders • Underusing stakeholders for ideas • Under-involving stakeholders in change

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