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Case management 101

Case management 101. Presenters: Angela Solis, Becky Kephart, & Melinda Williams. Figure it out!. Devise a plan to keep the M & M in the spoon. Reflect with your table group. Case Manager Duties. General Responsibilities. Monitoring Student Progress Weekly. Managing Student Caseload.

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Case management 101

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  1. Case management 101 Presenters: Angela Solis, Becky Kephart, & Melinda Williams

  2. Figure it out! Devise a plan to keep the M & M in the spoon Reflect with your table group

  3. Case Manager Duties General Responsibilities Monitoring Student Progress Weekly Managing Student Caseload Organizing Student Information Communicate with campus & parents Prepare for ARDs Managing Your Student Caseload Keep log of State and District Test Decisions Organize Student Information Set up student caseload Send out copies of parent letter Distribute Documents

  4. ARD Responsibilities Before the ARD… At the ARD… After the ARD…

  5. Types of ARDs Transfer ARD Initial ARD Annual ARD Temporary ARD 30 day Admission from Temporary ARD Revision ARD Review of Existing Evaluation Data (REED) Manifestation Determination

  6. Professional Resources Procedural Safeguards Wiki Page Legal Framework Region XIII IEP Best Practice Operating Guidelines ARD Guide

  7. Reflection How does this statement relate to case management system? “It melts in your mouth, not in your hand.”

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