SPP/APR Calendar

Spring (Feb-Jun)
- What States Should Be Doing
- Tools and Resources
- Resource and Specialty Centers

Summer (Jul-Aug)
- What States Should Be Doing
- Tools and Resources
- Resource and Specialty Centers

Fall (Sept-Nov)
- What States Should Be Doing
- Tools and Resources
- Resource and Specialty Centers

Winter (Dec-Jan)
- What States Should Be Doing
- Tools and Resources
- Resource and Specialty Centers

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Assistance Related to

SPP Indicators and Determinations

Upcoming Events

SPP/APR Calendar OFFICIALLY Moved to The Right IDEA (www.therightidea.tadnet.org) as of 2/1/12
When:	Wednesday, February 1, 2012; All Day EST

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Part B Indicator

1: Graduation Rates
2: Drop-Out Rates
3: Assessment
4: Suspension/Expulsion
5: School Age LRE
6: Preschool LRE
7: Preschool Outcomes
8: Parent Involvement
9: Disproportionality - Child with a Disability
10: Disproportionality - Eligibility Category
11: Child Find
12: Early Childhood Transition
13: Secondary Transition
14: Post-School Outcomes
15: Identification and Correction of Noncompliance
16: Complaint Timelines
17: Due Process Timelines
18: Hearing Requests Resolved by Resolution Sessions
19: Mediation Agreements
20: State Reported Data

Part C Indicator

1: Early Intervention Services in a Timely Manner
2: Settings
3: Infant & Toddler Outcomes
4: Family Outcomes
5: Child Find Birth to One
6: Child Find Birth to Three
7: 45-Day Timeline
8: Early Childhood Transition
9: Identification and Correction of Noncompliance
10: Complaint Timelines
11: Due Process Timelines
12: Hearing Requests Resolved by Resolution Sessions
13: Mediation Agreements
14: State Reported Data

Purpose of the SPP/APR Calendar

The SPP/APR calendar was designed to assist States with the preparation and timely completion of the State Performance Plan and Annual Performance Report. Because a number of data and collecting reporting responsibilities of States are completed at various times throughout the year, developing a calendar based on the four seasons of the year seemed to serve as a useful prompting strategy. Rather than evenly dividing the calendar into quarters of four month periods, it has been developed to reflect key data and reporting cycles of the APR. For example, in the Spring, an important activity that should be underway is the planning and implementation of collecting post-school outcomes for Indicator 14 By aligning each season to key APR events, States will be able to respond accordingly.

What's New and Updates

The Right IDEA: IDEA Technical Assistance and Guidance: Looking for the new SPP/APR Calendar site- click here to access the site and the latest resources from OSEP.
SPP/APR Brochure: This brochure (released 4.10) can be used at the local level to help stakeholders understand the SPP/APR process. Download it here or contact the TACC and we will be happy to mail you copies for dissemination.

Additional Resources

Part B

OSEP Determination Documents
Fiscal
SPP/APR Submission Tools
General Guidance
OSEP Verification/Focused Monitoring

Part C

OSEP Determination Documents
Fiscal
SPP/APR Submission Tools
General Guidance
OSEP Verification/Focused Monitoring

Systems Change and Improvement Planning
Tools and resources to assist states in using the SPP and APR as frames of reference in designing a systemic approach to improvement planning. The resources are organized according to the basic steps in systems thinking and improvement planning.

Suggest Changes and Additions

The calendar is constantly being updated. If you have a suggestion of a link or document to be added to the calendar, or you find a change needing to be made, please visit this page for information on how to suggest changes and additions to the SPP/APR Calendar.