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What is the “Summary of Performance”?

What is the “Summary of Performance”?

The district is required to provide a Summary of Performance to students leaving school due to graduation or exceeding the age eligibility of the district. The Summary of Performance must contain a review of the measurable postsecondary goals, a summary of the student’s academic and functional achievement and functional performance in relation to achievement of their postsecondary goals, and recommendations for next steps to assist the child in meeting their postsecondary goals.

The reauthorized Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) became effective on July 1, 2005. This list of Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) sheet is one of a series from the Montana Office of Public Instruction which highlight changes resulting from the reauthorization of the IDEA. Additional changes may result from the final regulations.

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26th of February, 2010

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