Individual Education Plan (Nevada)

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The editors available on the Individual Education Plan provide all required information by the State of Nevada. Editors and fields are listed below. Included here are instructions on entering data into Campus and references to state-defined guidelines. 

See the Nevada Department of Education website (http://www.doe.nv.gov) for data standards and guidelines for entering data into the IEP.

The current format of this document is the NV IEP 2023.1. Print formats are selected in Plan Types. Pre-populated plan types for Nevada include:

  • NV IEP With Transition (Currently Documented)
  • NV IEP Without Transition

Screenshot of Editor Home screen.Editor Home

Editor Home

The Editor Home lists the editors available, their status, and Modification and Completion information.

HeaderDescription
NameThe name of the editor.
Status

The state of the editor. Statuses can be:

  • In Progress indicates a user has entered and saved data in that editor.
  • Not Started is the default status for all editors.
  • Complete indicates a user has clicked the Complete button on the editor, and the editor is read-only. This does not lock the editor from further editing but indicates the user considers the editor finished.
  • Not Needed indicates a user has clicked the Not Needed button on the editor. This is usually done for editors that do not apply to the student.

The following statuses are only available for certain state-specific documents:

Modified ByThe date and the user by whom the editor was last edited.
Completed ByThe date and the user who clicked the Complete button for that editor.

General Information

The following table lists the actions available for the editors. When resizing the window, certain buttons are condensed into a single Action button. 

ButtonDescription
Save

Different editors have different save options. Click the arrow next to the Save & Stay button to view all saving options for any given editor.

  • Save captures progress and navigates the user to the Editor Home or to the List Screen for List editors. See the Editor Types section for additional information.
  • Save & Stay captures progress and keeps the user on the current editor. This save button is the default save option and is usually found within the detail screen or list editors, such as Goals and Objectives. 
  • Save & Next captures progress and navigates the user to the next editor.
  • Save & New captures progress and creates a new record. This save button is usually found within the detail screen of a list editor, such as Goals and Objectives. See the Editor Type section for additional information.
Refresh

Retrieves a new copy of data from the student's record. This includes enrollment, student, parent/guardian, and team member information. This also returns any accidentally deleted records. Manually entered fields do not change when the refresh button is clicked. The user must Save after clicking Refresh to capture changes.


A side panel displays a listing of all the student's applicable enrollment records. See the Enrollments tool documentation for additional information.

CancelNavigates the user to the Editor Home screen or the List Screen for List editors.

Status

Changes the status of the editor. 

  • Complete indicates the editor is finished. This makes the editor read-only. However, this does not lock the editor from further editing. The user must click In Progress to further edit after an editor is marked Complete.
  • Not Needed indicates the editor does not apply to the student's plan or evaluation. This makes the editor read-only. However, this does not lock the editor from further editing. Click the In Progress button to further edit after an editor is marked Not Needed.
  • In Progress only displays when the editor is in the Complete or Not Needed status and allows additional edits to be made.

The following status is only available for the Nevada IEP:

  • Complete Pending eSignature only displays for certain editors. This button marks the editor as complete until the parent/guardian electronically signs those plan sections via the Campus Parent Portal. See the Special Ed eSignature Process articles for additional information.
Print

Prints the entire document.

EditorsOpens a side panel listing all the available editors and their status. Select an editor from this list to navigate to that editor or click Close to collapse the side panel.
PreviousNavigates the user to the previous editor.
NextNavigates the user to the next editor.

Editor Types

There are two types of editors available: List or Basic editors. When navigating to a Basic editor, the list of fields within the editor is displayed. List editors display a list of all records within that editor. Clicking an existing record or the New button opens the detail view for an individual record.

Editor Lock Out and Release Logic

Only one user at a time can actively work on an editor. A person with a padlock icon (Screenshot of the Padlock Icon.) displays in the Editors side panel, Editor Home, and List Screen of list editors indicating which editors currently have users working on them. Hovering over the icon displays the name of the user who has checked out the editor, including the current user (you).

Editors that are currently being edited are read-only for all other users. The name of the person working on the editor displays in the header. 

To release an editor, the user must:

  • navigate to the next editor by clicking Save and Next or the Editors button and selecting the next editor from the side panel.
  • click the Cancel button to return to the Editor Home screen.
  • log out of the Campus application.
  • navigate to a different tool in the Campus application.

Editors are automatically released when the in-application timeout limit has been exceeded. This is a back-end process and is usually around 30-60 minutes.

Template Banks

Certain fields within several editors have an Add Template icon that displays next to their name. Clicking this button displays a side panel with the available library of predetermined text for that field. Template Banks are managed in System Administration.

Screenshot of the Add Template icon highlighted and the Template Bank side panel displayed on the right.Template Bank Side PanelClick the plus (+) icons next to the category to view the available template values.

Screenshot of an expanded Template Bank Category on the left and several template values selected on the right. Expanded Category and Values SelectedTemplate Bank Categories display on the left and the selected text displays on the right. Click the Add button to add the template value. This adds the template to the queue of values on the right. The red X removes selected templates while the sequence field can be used to reorder the templates. Another option is to use the up and down arrows next to the sequence field to reorder values. 

Click Cancel to go back to the document. The Clear Selected Template(s) button removes all selected template values from the right selection screen. 

Once selections are finalized, click the Insert Selected Template(s) button to add the values to the field within the document in the selected order. Template values are separated by carriage returns.

Screenshot of an example field with several template bank selections added.Example Template Bank Selections in the Document

Text Editors

Images should not be inserted into text fields. 

Editors

The following section lists the editors available on the student's Individual Education Plan, a description of what the editor is used for and any special considerations, and a list of fields and a description of each field on every editor.

The following table lists the editors available on the Nevada IEP plan types. Click the Click to expand link to view the full list of editors:

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Editor

With Transition UI & Print

Without Transition UI & Print

Education Plan

X

X

Student Demographics

X

X

Parent/Guardian Information

X

X

Meeting Participants

X

X

Procedural Safeguards

X

X

Present Levels (PLAAFP)

X

X

Strengths, Concerns, Interests, and Preferences

X

X

Special Factors

X

X

Transition

X


Transition Services

X


Goals and Objectives

X

X

Method for Reporting Progress

X

X

Specially Designed Instruction

X

X

Supplementary Aids and Services

X

X

Related Services

X

X

Statewide and/or District-wide Assessments

X

X

CRT Alternate Assessment

X

X

Extended School Year Services

X

X

Placement

X

X

IEP Implementation

X

X

Enrollment Status

X

X

Medicaid Consent

X

X

Education Plan

The Education Plan editor stores plan information as well as related dates. The Education Plan editor displays in the Meeting Information section of the printed IEP.  

This editor must be saved before entering data into other editors.

When the most recent locked Evaluation for the student was created using the classic Campus style, the Refresh button retrieves information from the student's Enrollment record. When the most recent locked Evaluation for the student was created using the updated Campus style, the Refresh button retrieves the Eligibility Date(s) and Disability information from the Evaluation. All other fields still pull from the Enrollment record.

This editor cannot be placed in a Not Needed status.

Screenshot of Education Plan editor.Education Plan Editor

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Field Name

DescriptionValidation

Meeting Type

Required

Indicates the purpose of the meeting. The purpose for the meeting should correspond to the purpose set forth in the written notice of the IEP meeting. Options include:

  • Interim IEP
  • Initial IEP
  • Annual IEP
  • IEP Following 3-Yr Reevaluation
  • Revision to IEP Dated
  • IEP Revision Without A Meeting
  • Exit/Graduation
  • Other

Only one (1) meeting type can be selected EXCEPT Annual IEP and IEP Following 3-Yr Reevaluation can be selected together. Certain types require additional information, such as selection in a dropdown or entering a date field.


Ad hoc Inquiries: Learner Planning > Learning Plans > Nevada Fields > interimIEP, initialIEP, annualIEP, iepFollowing3YrReeval, revisionToIEP, exit, iepRevisionWithoutMeeting, other

Database Location: SEPlan.meetingReason1, SEPlan.meetingReason2, SEPlan.meetingReason3, SEPlan.meetingReason4, SEPlan.meetingReason5, SEPlan.meetingReason6, SEPlan.meetingReason7, SEPlan.meetingReason8
Revision Date
*Required
The date the IEP was revised.*This field is available and required when Revision to IEP Dated is selected as the Meeting Type.
Revision Requested By
*Required

The person who requested the revision. Options include:

  • Parent
  • School District
*This field is available an required when IEP Revision Without A Meeting is selected as the Meeting Type.
Exit Reason
*Required

The reason the student exited special education services. Options include:

  • B18: Standard Diploma
  • B19: Advanced Diploma
  • B21: Adjusted Diploma
  • B23: Advanced Honors Diploma
  • B26: Alternative Diploma
  • B52: Dropped Out
  • D24: Transferred to Regular Education
  • D25: Parent Refused Services
  • D40: Moved known to be continuing
  • D41: Moved not known to be continuing
  • D43: Reached Max Age
  • EB1: Died
*This field is available an required when Exit/Graduation is selected as the Meeting Type.
Specify Other
*Required
A text field used to describe any other reason for the meeting.*This field is available an required when Other is selected as the Meeting Type.

Date of Meeting

Required

The date of the meeting.Ad hoc Inquiries: Learner Planning > Learning Plans > meetingDate

Database Location: SEPlan.meetingDate
Date of Last IEP MeetingThe date of the last annual IEP meeting.This field auto-populates with the Date of Meeting from the most recent, locked Plan, when applicable.

Database Location: SEPlan.otherDate

IEP Services will Begin

Required

The date the IEP services are going to begin. This is the plan start date.Ad hoc Inquiries: Learner Planning > Learning Plans > planStartDate

Database Location: Plan.startDate

Anticipated Duration of Services

Required

This is the anticipated plan end date. The date which corresponds to the expected length of time this IEP is in effect. 

When Interim IEP is selected as the Meeting Type, this date auto-populates to 30 days from the date selected in the IEP Services will Begin field.


When Initial IEP, Annual IEP, IEP Following 3-Yr Reevaluation, Revision to IEP Dated, IEP Revision Without A Meeting, or Other is selected as the Meeting Type, this date auto-populates to one year minus one day from the date selected in the IEP Services will Begin field.


When Exit/Graduation is selected, this DOES NOT auto-populate and must be manually entered by the user.


This field DOES NOT auto-populate when an Amendment is being completed and retains the original date.


When a user changes their Meeting Type selection, the dates are automatically overridden and must be re-entered. 


Ad hoc Inquiries: Learner Planning > Learning Plans > planEndDate

Database Location: Plan.endDate

IEP Review Date 

Required
 

The date of the IEP review. This date must be projected no more than one year from the date of the IEP meeting.Ad hoc Inquiries: Learner Planning > Learning Plans > annualReviewDate

Database Location: SEPlan.annualReviewDate

Eligibility Date 

Required

The eligibility date of the most recent eligibility determination. 

This field auto-populates with the Eligibility Date from most recent evaluation regardless of locked status.


A warning message displays when this date is more than 4 years in the past, "Entered Date is more than 4 years in the past."


Ad hoc Inquiries: Learner Planning > Learning Plans > evalDate

Database Location: SEPlan.evalDate

Anticipated 3-Yr Reevaluation

Required

The anticipated date of the reevaluation 3 years from the most recent eligibility determination. This field auto-populates to 3 years minus 1 day from the date entered in the Eligibility Date field.

A warning message displays when this date is more than 4 years in the past, "Entered Date is more than 4 years in the past."

Ad hoc Inquiries: Learner Planning > Learning Plans > threeEvalDate

Database Location: SEPlan.threeEvalDate
Comments

The Comment field is used to record any additional information related to the IEP, i.e. the meeting was conducted via phone, the parents could not attend etc. 

This field is limited to 650 characters.

Database Location: SEPlan.planComments

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Student Information

The Student Information editor populates information about the student such as demographic data, address and school information.

The Refresh button retrieves a fresh copy of data from the student's record. See the General Information section for additional information.

All fields on this editor are read-only EXCEPT Zoned School, Other Zoned School, Emergency Contact Name, and Emergency Contact Phone Number.

This editor cannot be placed in a Not Needed status.

Screenshot of student information editor.Student Information Editor

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Field Name

DescriptionDatabase and UI Location (when Refreshed is clicked)

Last Name

The student's last name.

Census > People > Demographics > Last Name


identity.lastName

First NameThe student's first name.Census > People > Demographics > First Name

identity.firstName
Middle NameThe student's middle name.Census > People > Demographics > Middle Name

identity.middleName
SuffixThe student's suffix.Census > People > Demographics > Suffix Name

identity.suffix
GenderThe student's gender.Census > People > Demographics > Gender

identity.gender
BirthdateThe student's birthdate.Census > People > Demographics > Birth Date

identity.birthDate
AgeThe student's age.Census > People > Demographics > Birth Date (Age)
Race, Ethnicity (state)The student's state designated race/ethnicity.Census > People > Demographics > Race/Ethnicity > Race/Ethnicity

identity.raceEthnicity
Federal Student Ethnicity CodeThe student's federal designated ethnicity code.Census > People > Demographics > Race/Ethnicity > Federal Designation

identity.federalRaces
Race(s)The student's race(s).Census > People > Demographics > Race/Ethnicity > Race(s)

identity.raceEthnicity1-5
Student Primary LanguageThe student's home primary language.Census > People > Demographics > First Language

identity.homePrimaryLanguage
Home PhoneThe student's phone number.Census > People > Households > Household Phone & Address(es) > Phone
AddressThe student's address.Census > Households > Address Info

address.number; address.street; address.tag; address.prefix; address.dir; address.apt; address.city; address.state; address.zip
Student NumberThe student's ID number.Student Information > General > Summary > Student Number

identity.studentNumber
SUIDThe student's state ID number.Student Information > General > Summary > State ID Number
Zoned School 
Required
The zoned within which the school is zoned. When refreshed, this field automatically populates with the appropriate school based on the student's household address. This field can be modified as needed.Census > Addresses > School

planstudent.zonedSchool
Other Zoned School
*Required
*This option is only available and required when Other is selected as the Zoned School field.planstudent.otherZonedSchool
Emergency Contact Name A text field used to enter an emergency contact for the student.N/A
Emergency Contact Number A text field used to enter the phone number for an emergency contact for the student.N/A
Case Manager Information
NameThe first and last name of the team member.Student Information > Special Ed > General > Team Members
TitleThe role of the team member.Student Information > Special Ed > General > Team Members
PhoneThe phone number of the team member.Student Information > Special Ed > General > Team Members


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Parent/Guardian Information

The Parent/Guardian Information editor populates based on the guardian checkbox on the student's Relationships tool. The editor includes Demographics information for the student's guardian.

The Delete button next to each parent/guardian can be used to remove a parent/guardian from the IEP. 

The Refresh button retrieves a new copy of parent/guardians' data. This also returns any accidentally deleted people. Manually entered fields do not change when the refresh button is clicked. The user must Save after clicking Refresh to capture changes.

This editor cannot be placed in a Not Needed status.

Screenshot of Parent Guardian information editor.Parent/Guardian Information Editor

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Field Name

Description

Database and UI Location

Last NameThe last name of the parent/guardian.

Census > People > Demographics > Last Name


identity.lastName

First NameThe first name of the parent/guardian.

Census > People > Demographics > First Name


identity.firstName

Middle NameThe suffix of the parent/guardian.

Census > People > Demographics > Middle Name


identity.middleName

SuffixThe suffix of the parent/guardian.

Census > People > Demographics > Suffix 


identity.suffix

RelationshipThe relationship between the student and guardian.Census > People > Relationships > Relationships

planGuardian.relationship
Print SequenceThe print order of the parent/guardian(s) on the IEP.

When no Sequence is selected, parent/guardian(s) print in the order displayed in the UI.

When any Sequences are selected, parent/guardian(s) with a sequence number print in the order defined, then un-sequenced parent/guardian(s) print at the bottom.
N/A
AddressThe address of the guardian's home.

When multiple addresses exist, this field becomes a dropdown selection.
Census > Households > Address Info

address.number; address.street; address.tag; address.prefix; address.dir; address.apt; address.city; address.state; address.zip
Home PhoneThe home phone number of the guardian.Census > People > Households > Household Phone & Address(es) > Phone

contact.homePhone
Work PhoneThe work phone number of the guardian.Census > People > Demographics > Personal Contact Information > Work Phone

contact.workPhone
Cell PhoneThe cell phone number of the guardian.Census > People > Demographics > Personal Contact Information > Cell Phone

contact.cellPhone
EmailThe email address of the guardian.Census > People > Demographics > Personal Contact Information > Email

contact.email
Primary Language Spoken at HomeThe language spoken at the guardian's home.Census > People > Demographics > Person Information > Home Language

identity.homePrimaryLanguage
Interpreter NeededIndicates an interpreter is required to attend the meeting.N/A
Other Accommodations NeededAnother other accommodations needed at the meeting.N/A

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Meeting Participants

The Meeting Participants editor is used to record team meetings and participants for the student. The Meeting Participants editor displays in the IEP Participation section of the printed IEP.

The required roles of Parent/Guardian/Surrogate, LEA Representative, Special Education Teacher, Regular Education Teacher, and Student must be entered before this editor can be saved, when the student is over the age of 14.

This editor cannot be placed in a Not Needed status.

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Meeting Participants List Screen

Screenshot of meeting participants list screen.Meeting Participants List Screen

Column NameDescription
Padlock IconThe user currently editing the record.
Meeting DateThe day of the meeting.
Meeting DescriptionA description of the meeting purpose.
Print in PlanIndicates this record prints on the plan.

Meeting Participants Detail Screen

Click an existing record or New to view the detail screen.

Screenshot of meeting participants detail screen.Meeting Participants Detail Screen

FieldDescriptionValidation
Meeting Participants
Print in PlanIndicates this record prints on the plan.This defaults to marked.

Database Location:
SEPTeamMeeting.iepMeeting
Meeting Date
Required
The day of the meeting.

Database Location:

SEPTeamMeeting.meetingDate

Meeting DescriptionA description of the meeting purpose.Database Location:
SEPTeamMeeting.comments

Attendance

First Name
Required
The team member's first name.

This field pulls from Team Members, but additional team members can be manually entered.


Database Location:

SEPTeamMeetingAttendanceAlt.firstName

Last Name
Required
The team member's last name.

This field pulls from Team Members, but additional team members can be manually entered.


Database Location:

SEPTeamMeetingAttendanceAlt.lastName

Role

Required

The role of the Team Member. Options include:

  • Parent/Guardian/Surrogate*
  • Student**
  • LEA Representative*
  • Special Education Teacher*
  • Regular Education Teacher***
  • School Psychologist
  • Speech/Language Therapist/Pathologist/Specialist
  • School Nurse
  • Interpreter
  • Other - 1
  • Other - 2
  • Other - 3

The required roles of Parent/Guardian/Surrogate, LEA Representative, Special Education Teacher, Regular Education Teacher, and Student (when age 14 or older) must be entered before this editor can be saved. When the Title field on the Team Member tool matches the name, the role defaults in this editor.


Values are located in a locked Attribute/Dictionary (Plan > Team Member Title State Defined: teamMemberTitleStateDefined) and an unlocked Attribute/Dictionary (Plan > Team Member Title District Defined: teamMemberTitleDistrictDefined). District defined values display below the state defined dropdown.


Database Location:

SEPTeamMeetingAttendanceAlt.title

Specify Other
*Required
The role of the team member (manually entered).

*This is available and required when any of the three "Other" options are selected from the Role dropdown.


Database Location:

SEPTeamMeetingAttendanceAlt.varChar1

InvitedIndicates the person was invited to the meeting.Database Location:
SEPTeamMeetingAttendanceAlt.check5
AttendedIndicates the person was present at the meeting. This determines which participants print on the plan.Marking a person as Attended is what allows a person to display on the printed document.

Database Location:
SEPTeamMeetingAttendanceAlt.check4

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Procedural Safeguards

The Procedural Safeguards editor records required engagement of parents and notification of the transfer of rights to the student at the age of 18. The checkboxes are used to indicate whether the student has been informed of the transfer of rights that occurs at age 18. 

The first checkbox must be marked in order to Lock the plan, but is often electronically signed by the student's parent/guardian. In order to send the plan for eSignature, this editor must be placed in the status Complete Pending eSignature.

This editor cannot be placed in a Not Needed status.

Screenshot of procedural safeguards editor.Procedural Safeguards Editor

FieldDescriptionValidation
I have received a statement of procedural safeguards under the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) and these rights have been explained to me in my primary language.
*Required
Indicates the parent/guardian has received the procedural safeguards documentation. 

*This field is required in order to Complete the editor.


This field is usually filled out and eSigned by the student's parent/guardian via the Campus Parent portal. See the Nevada Individual Education Plan eSignature process article for additional information.

At least one year prior to reaching age 18, students must be informed of their rights under IDEA and advised that these rights will transfer to them at age 18.
Required

Options include:

  • Not applicable. Student will not be 18 within one year, and the student's next annual IEP meeting will occur no later than the student's 17th birthday.
  • The student has been informed of his/her rights under IDEA and advised of the transfer of these rights at age 18.

Only one option can be selected.

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Present Levels (PLAAFP)

The Present Levels (PLAAFP) editor includes the student's present levels of academic achievement and functional performance, including the assessment conducted to determine level, resulting skills determined, and needs identified.

This editor cannot be placed in a Not Needed status. 

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Present Levels (PLAAFP) List Screen

Screenshot of the present levels list screen.Present Levels List Screen

Column NameDescription
Padlock IconThe user currently editing the record.
SequenceThe sequence in which the PLAAFP records display in the editor and on the printed version of the IEP.
Assessment ConductedThe name of the assessment that provided pertinent information for the development of the IEP.

Present Levels (PLAAFP) Detail Screen

Click an existing record or New to view the detail screen.

Screenshot of the present levels detail screen.Present Levels Detail Screen

Field Name

DescriptionDatabase

Sequence #

Required

The sequence in which the PLAAFP records display in the editor and on the printed version of the IEP.PlanGoalPLAAFP.seq

Assessment Conducted

Required

The name of the assessment that provided pertinent information for the development of the IEP. This could include formal or informal methods, classroom observations, student work samples, teacher-created or other achievement tests, recent evaluations, behavior rating scales, performance data from regular education teachers, parental input, etc. PlanGoalPLAAFP.need

Assessment Results

Required

The results of the assessment corresponding to the assessment conducted.PlanGoalPLAAFP.testResults

Effect on student's involvement and progress in general education...

Required

A text field used to describe the effect of the assessment results on the student's involvement and progress in general education curriculum. For early childhood students, this field is used to describe the impact of the assessment results on the involvement in student's developmental activities.PlanGoalPLAAFP.educationalPerformance

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Strengths, Concerns, Interests, and Preferences

The Strengths, Concerns, Interests, and Preferences editor records observed student strengths, the parents' educational concerns, the student's preferences and interests, and how these preferences and interest were considered. 

This editor cannot be placed in a Not Needed status.

Screenshot of the Strengths, Concerns, Interests, and Preferences editor.Strengths, Concerns, Interests, and Preferences

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Field NameDescriptionDatabase

Statement of Student Strengths

Required

A text box used to describe the student's strengths to capture information that can be utilized in developing goals and objectives.SEPPlanning.studentStrengths

Statement of Parent Educational Concerns

Required

A text box used to describe the parent's concerns regarding the student's education.SEPPlanning.parentConcerns

Statement of Student's Preferences and Interests

* Required

A text box used to describe the student's preferences and interests when transition services are discussed.

*This field is required when the student is 14 years of age or older within the dates of the current plan.
SEPPlanning.studentPreference
If student was not in attendance, describe the steps taken to ensure that the student's preferences and interests were consideredA text box used to describe the steps taken to ensure that the student's preferences and interests were considered at the meeting.SEPPlanning.method

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Special Factors

The Special Factors editor identifies possible concerns that may interfere with the student's learning, such as behavior issues, limited English proficiency, visual or communication impairments or assistive technology.

Users must answer each question in order to save the editor. This editor cannot be placed in a Not Needed status.

Screenshot of Consideration of special factors editor.Consideration of Special Factors Editor

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FieldDescriptionValidation

1. Does the student's behavior impede the student's learning or the learning of others?

Required

Indicates the student's behavior impedes their learning or the learning of others. Options are Yes or No.

Database Location: SEPSpecialFactors.posBehavior
Addressed in IEP
*Required
Indicates question 1 is addressed in the IEP.

*This field is available and required when Yes is selected for question 1.

2. Does the student require assistive technology devices and services?
Required

Indicates the student requires assistive technology devices and services. Options are Yes or No.

Database Location: 

SEPSpecialFactors.assistTech


Addressed in IEP
*Required
Indicates question 2 is addressed in the IEP.

*This field is available and required when Yes is selected for question 2.


3. Does the student have limited English proficiency?
Required

Indicates the student is limited in their English proficiency. Options are Yes or No.

Database Location: 
SEPSpecialFactors.languageCheck
Language needs to the student as those needs relate to the student's IEP.
*Required
Indicates the student has language needs.

*This field is available and required when Yes is selected for question 3.

4. Is the student blind or visually impaired?
Required

Indicates the student is blind or visually impaired. Options are Yes or No.

Database Location:
SEPSpecialFactors.brailleCheck

If YES, IEP committee must evaluate reading and writing skills, needs, and appropriate reading and writing media (including an evaluation of the child's future needs for instruction in Braille or use of Braille) and must provide for instruction in Braille and use of Braille unless determined not appropriate for the student.

*Required

Options include:

  • Braille instruction and use of Braille is not appropriate for student
  • Braille instruction and use of Braille is addressed in IEP.

*This field is available and required when Yes is selected for question 4.


5. Does the student have communication needs that require IEP services?
Required

Indicates the student has communication needs that require special education services. Options are Yes or No.

N/A
Addressed in IEP
*Required
Indicates question 5 is addressed in the IEP.

*This field is available and required when Yes is selected for question 5.

6. Is the student deaf or hard of hearing?
Required

Indicates the student is deaf or hard of hearing. Options are Yes or No.

Database Location:
SEPSpecialFactors.deafCheck

If YES, IEP committee must consider the student's language and communication needs and consider the following

check box if IEP committee considered the item

*Required

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  • The related services and program options that provide the student with an appropriate and equal opportunity for communication access.
  • The student's primary communication mode.
  • The availability to the student of a sufficient number of age, cognitive, academic and language peers of similar abilities.
  • The availability to the student of adult models who are deaf or hearing impaired and who use the student's primary communication mode.
  • The availability of special education teachers, interpreters and other special education personnel who are proficient in the student's primary communication mode.
  • The provision of academic instruction, school services and direct access to all components of the educational process, including, without limitation, advanced placement courses, career and technical education courses, recess, lunch, extracurricular activities and athletic activities.
  • The preferences of the parent or guardian of the student concerning the best feasible services, placement and content of the student's IEP.
  • The appropriate assistive technology necessary to provide the student with an appropriate and equal opportunity for communication access.

*This field is available and required when Yes is selected for question 6.



7. Does the student have a Specific Learning Disability and Dyslexia?
Required

Indicates the student has a specific learning disability and dyslexia. Options are Yes or No.

Database Location:
SEPSpecialFactors.special

If YES, the IEP committee must consider the following instructional approaches

check box if IEP committee considered the item

*Required

Options include:

  • Explicit, direct instruction that is systematic, sequential and cumulative and follows a logical plan of presenting the alphabetic principle that targets the specific needs of the student.
  • Individualized instruction to meet the specific needs of the student in an appropriate setting that uses intensive, highly-concentrated instruction methods and materials that maximize student engagement.
  • Meaning-based instruction directed a purposeful reading and writing, with an emphasis on comprehension and composition.
  • Multisensory instruction that incorporates the simultaneous use of two or more sensory pathways during teacher presentations and student practice.

*This field is available and required when Yes is selected for question 7.


All options must be selected to save the editor.

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Transition

The Transition editor describes the type of diploma the student receives upon completion of school, the student's vision for their future, the Course of Study designed to encourage this transition, and the post-secondary goals identified for the student's future. 

This editor is only available with the NV IEP With Transition plan. This editor cannot be placed in a Not Needed status.

Screenshot of Transition editor.Transition Editor

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Field NameDescriptionValidation

Diploma Selected for Graduation

Required

The appropriate diploma option for the student. Options include:

  • Standard or Advanced High School Diploma (Must complete all applicable credit requirements and participate in College and Career Readiness Assessment)
  • Adjusted High School Diploma (Must complete IEP requirements)
  • Alternative High School Diploma (Must complete all applicable credit requirements and participate in the Nevada Alternate Assessment.)
Only one option can be selected.

Database Location:
SEPTransitionNeeds.gradType

Student's Vision for Future

Required

A text box used to describe the student's vision for the future.Database Location: 
SEPTransitionNeeds.comments

Statement of Transition Services: Course of Study

Required

A text box used to describe the anticipated course of study the student is pursuing that promotes movement to postsecondary goals. Database Location: SEPTransitionNeeds.courseStudy1
Statement of Measurable Postsecondary Goals

Training/Education

Indicates the student has training/education postsecondary goals.Database Location:
SEPTransitionNeeds.trainingCheck SEPTransitionNeeds.trainingPlanning SEPTransitionNeeds.educationCheck SEPTransitionNeeds.educationPlanning
Describe
*Required
A description of the training/education goals.*This field is available and required when Training/Education is marked.

Employment

Indicates the student has employment postsecondary goals.Database Location:
SEPTransitionNeeds.employmentCheck SEPTransitionNeeds.employmentPlanning
Describe
*Required
A description of the employment goals.*This field is available and required when Employment is marked.

Independent Living Skills (As Appropriate)

Indicates the student has independent living skills postsecondary goals.Database Location:
SEPTransitionNeeds.livingCheck SEPTransitionNeeds.livingPlanning
Describe
*Required
A description of the independent living goals.*This field is available and required when Independent Living Skills is marked.
OtherIndicates the student has other postsecondary goals.N/A
Describe
*Required
A description of the student's other goals.*This field is available and required when Other is marked.


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Transition Services

The Transition Services editor describes the services provided to the student to achieve the transition goals identified in the previous editor. The Transition editor displays on the Transition section of the printed IEP.

This editor is only available with the NV IEP With Transition plan. This editor cannot be placed in a Not Needed status.

Screenshot of Transition services editor.Transition Services Editor

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Field NameDescriptionDatabase Location

Instruction

Required

A text field used to describe the use of formal techniques used to teach to the student.

SEPTransitionServices.instructionText
Any Other Agency InvolvementA text field used to describe an other agencies involved in providing instruction services.N/A

Related Service

Required

A text field used to describe the related services necessary to assist the student to benefit from specially designed instruction.

SEPTransitionServices.relatedServicesText
Any Other Agency InvolvementA text field used to describe an other agencies involved in providing related services.N/A

Community Experiences

Required

A text field used to describe the community experiences provided outside of the school that impact the student's education and progress.SEPTransitionServices.commExperiencesText
Any Other Agency InvolvementA text field used to describe an other agencies involved in providing community experiences services.N/A

Employment and Other Post-School Adult Living Objectives

Required

A text box used to describe the employment and other post-school adult living objectives and services that lead to a career or job for the student.

SEPTransitionServices.employmentObjText
Any Other Agency InvolvementA text field used to describe an other agencies involved in providing employment/post-secondary services.N/A
Acquisition of Daily Living Skills and Functional Vocational Evaluation (if appropriate)A text box used to describe activities adults do every day and the assessment process that provides information about job or career interests, aptitudes and skills for the student.SEPTransitionServices.vocationalEvalText
Any Other Agency InvolvementA text field used to describe an other agencies involved in providing daily living skills services.N/A
OtherA text box used to add any other agency involvement with the student.SEPTransitionServices.otherText
Any Other Agency InvolvementA text field used to describe an other agencies involved in providing any other services.N/A

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Goals and Objectives

The Goals and Objectives editor describes annual goals set for the student as well as how that goal is measured and whether the goal relates to an existing post-secondary goal or an Extended School Year program.

This editor cannot be placed in a Not Needed status.

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Goals and Objectives List Screen

Click the plus (+) icon to view any objectives associated with the goal from the list screen, when applicable.

Screenshot of Goals and Objectives list screen.Goals and Objectives List Screen

Column NameDescription
Padlock IconThe user currently editing the record.
Sequence NumberThe sequence in which the goals displays in the goals and objectives editor and the printed IEP.
Measurable Annual GoalThe student's measurable annual goals and how progress toward the annual goal is measured.

Goals Detail Screen

Select an existing record or click New to view the detail screen.

Screenshot of Goals detail screen.Goals Detail Screen

Field NameDescriptionValidation

Sequence

Required

The sequence in which the goals displays in the goals and objectives editor and the printed IEP.Sequence numbers must be unique. Only 2 characters allowed, between 0 and 99.

Database Location: PlanGoal.seq

Measurable Annual Goal

Required

A text field used to describe the student's measurable annual goals and how progress toward the annual goal is measured. 

Database Location: PlanGoal.goal

Template Bank: IEP Goal
Check here if this goal supports the student's post secondary goal(s)

This checkbox is used to designate that the goal related to one of the student's postsecondary goals. 

Database Location: PlanGoal.check1
Identify the goal(s) to which it relates
*Required
These checkboxes are used to specify to which area, Training/Education, Employment, Independent Living Skills, or Other, the goal pertains. Options include:
  • Training/Education
  • Employment
  • Independent Living Skills
  • Other
*This field is available and required when the above checkbox is marked.
Check here if this goal will be addressed during Extended School Year Services (ESY) This checkbox is used to designate that the goal is addressed during the Extended School Year Services (ESY).Database Location: PlanGoal.check6

Objectives Detail Screen

Click the plus (+) icon or Add to view the Objectives detail screen.

Screenshot of objectives detail screen.Objectives Detail Screen

Field NameDescriptionValidation

Sequence

Required

The sequence in which the objective displays in the goals and objectives editor and the printed IEP.Number must be between 0 and 255.

Database Location: PlanGoalObjective.seq

Benchmark or Short-Term Objective

Required

A benchmark or short-term objective is used to gauge the student is progressing toward achieving the annual goal.Database Location: PlanGoalObjective.objective

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Method for Reporting Progress

The Method for Reporting Progress editor describes the document(s) that is used to report student progress and how often that document is produced. 

This editor cannot be placed in a Not Needed status.

Screenshot of method for reporting progress editor.Method for Reporting Progress Editor

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Field NameDescriptionValidation

Method for Reporting the Student's Progress Toward Meeting Annual Goals

Required

This section is used to mark all the options used to report the student's progress toward meeting their annual goals to the student's parents. All options that apply should be marked. Options include:

  • IEP Goals Pages
  • District Report Card
  • Specialized Progress Report
  • Parent Conferences
  • Other
Database Location: 
SEPReportingProgress.iepCheck, SEPReportingProgress.reportCardCheck, SEPReportingProgress.specialCheck, SEPReportingProgress.conferenceCheck, SEPReportingProgress.otherCheck
Specify Other
*Required
A text field used to describe the other method for reporting the student's goal progress.*This field is available and required when Other is selected above.

Projected Frequency of Reports

Required

This section is used to mark how frequently reports are made in measuring the student's progress towards their annual goals. Options include:

  • Quarterly
  • Semester
  • Trimester
  • Other
Database Location: 
SEPReportingProgress.frequencyCheck
Specify Other
*Required
A text field used to describe the other frequency and duration.*This field is available and required when Other is selected above.

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Specially Designed Instruction

The Specially Designed Instruction editor lists services provided to the student in a Special Education setting.

This editor cannot be placed in a Not Needed status.

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Specially Designed Instruction List Screen

Screenshot of specially designed instruction list screen.Specially Designed Instruction List Screen

Column NameDescription
Padlock IconThe user currently editing the record.
SequenceThe sort order in which the Services display both in the UI and on the print format.
Service ProvidedThe name of the service provided to the student.
FrequencyThis displays as the service minutes min / frequency. Example: 30min / Day.
Start DateThe first day of service.
End DateThe last day of service.

Specially Designed Instruction Detail Screen

Select an existing record or click New to view the detail screen.

Screenshot of specially designed instruction detail screen.Specially Designed Instruction Detail Screen

Field NameDescriptionValidation 
SequenceThe sort order in which the Services display both in the UI and on the print format.This field auto-populates with the next available number in sequential order.

This field is limited to 2 characters between 0 and 99. Sequence numbers must be unique.

Services

Required

A text field used to describe the special ed services being provided to the student in the areas for which annual goals have been written.Database Location:
PlanServiceProvided.serviceID, PlanServiceProvided.serviceName

Location of Service

Required

A text field used to describe the location where the student receives services.Database Location:
PlanServiceProvided.locationSPED
Duration and Frequency

Start Date

Required

The first day of the service.This field auto-populates with the Plan Start Date, but can be modified.

Database Location:
PlanServiceProvided.startDate

End Date

Required

The last day of the service.This field auto-populates with the Plan End Date, but can be modified.

Database Location:
PlanServiceProvided.endDate
ESYIndicates the service is to be administered as part of an extended school year program.When marked, this service prints in its own ESY service section below the Specially Designed Instruction list of services.

Service Minutes

Required

The number of service minutes that corresponds with the frequency of the services that is provided.This field is limited to 4 characters. Only whole numbers allowed.

Database Location:
PlanServiceProvided.serviceDirect

Frequency

Required

The frequency of service to be provided for the student. Options include: 
  • Day
  • Week
  • Month
  • Year
Database Location:
PlanServiceProvided.serviceFreqPeriod

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Supplementary Aids and Services

The Supplementary Aids and Services editor lists the accommodations and modifications made to assist the student in participating in regular education. 

This editor cannot be placed in a Not Needed status.

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Supplementary Aids and Services List Screen

Screenshot of supplementary aids and services list screen.Supplementary Aids and Services List Screen

Column NameDescription
Padlock IconThe user currently editing the record.
SequenceThe sort order in which the Supplemental Aids display both in the UI and on the print format.
Service ProvidedThe service provided to the student.
FrequencyThe frequency of the service.
Start DateThe first day of service.
End DateThe last day of service.

Supplementary Aids and Services Detail Screen

Click an existing record or New to view the detail screen.

Screenshot of supplementary aids and services detail screen.Supplementary Aids and Services Detail Screen

Field NameDescriptionValidation
SequenceThe sort order in which the Supplemental Aids display both in the UI and on the print format.This field auto-populates with the next available number in sequential order.

This field is limited to 2 characters between 0 and 99. Sequence numbers must be unique.

Modifications, Accommodations, or Supports for Student or Personnel

Required

A text field used to describe the modifications, accommodations, or supports being provided to the student or personnel.Database Location:
PlanServiceProvided.serviceID, PlanServiceProvided.serviceName

Location of Services

Required

A text filed used to describe the location where the services is provided.Database Location:
PlanServiceProvided.locationSPED
Duration and Frequency

Start Date

Required

The first day of the services. This field auto-populates with the Plan Start Date, but can be modified.

Database Location:
PlanServiceProvided.startDate

End Date

Required

The end date of the services.This field auto-populates with the Plan End Date, but can be modified.

Database Location:
PlanServiceProvided.endDate

Frequency

Required

A text field used to describe the frequency of the service.Database Location:
PlanServiceProvided.serviceDeliveryStatement

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Related Services

The Related Services editor lists developmental, corrective or other supportive services required to assist the student with a disability. 

This editor cannot be placed in a Not Needed status.

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Related Services List Screen

Screenshot of related services list screen.Related Services List Screen

Column NameDescription
Padlock IconThe user currently editing the record.
SequenceThe sort order in which the Services display both in the UI and on the print format.
Service ProvidedThe name of the service provided to the student.
FrequencyThis displays as the service minutes min / frequency. Example: 30min / Day.
Start DateThe first day of service.
End DateThe last day of service.
ESYIndicates this record is part of an extended school year program. Options are Yes or No.

Related Services Detail Screen

Select an existing record or click New to view the detail screen.

Screenshot of related services detail screen.Related Services Detail Screen

Field NameDescriptionValidation 
SequenceThe sort order in which the Services display both in the UI and on the print format.This field is limited to 2 characters between 0 and 99.

Service

Required

A dropdown used to select the related special ed service being provided to the student. Options include: 
  • Assistive Technology
  • Audiology
  • Counseling
  • Interpreting Services
  • Medical Services for Diagnostic or Evaluation Purposes
  • None Needed
  • Occupational Therapy
  • Orientation and Mobility
  • Other
  • Parent Counseling and Training
  • Physical Therapy
  • Psychological Services
  • Recreation, including Therapeutic Recreation
  • School Health Services and School Nurse Services
  • Social Work Services
  • Speech/Language
  • Transportation
Users can add Services using the Special Ed Services tool. However, manually added Services do not sync to state or DIS.

Database Location:
PlanServiceProvided.serviceID, PlanServiceProvided.serviceName
Specify Other
*Required
The name of the other service provided.*This field is available and required when Other is selected above.

Service Type 

Required 

A dropdown used to select the type of service being provided to the student. Options include: 
  • N/A
  • A- Assessment
  • C- Consultative
  • D- Direct
Database Location:
PlanServiceProvided.model
Service Type Description A text field used to provide additional details concerning the service type selected.Database Location:
PlanServiceProvided.comments

Location of Service

Required

A text field used to describe the location where the student receives services.Database Location:
PlanServiceProvided.locationSPED
Duration and Frequency

Start Date

Required

The first day of the service.This field auto-populates with the Plan Start Date, but can be modified.

Database Location:
PlanServiceProvided.startDate

End Date

Required

The last day of the service. This field auto-populates with the Plan End Date, but can be modified.

Database Location:
PlanServiceProvided.endDate
ESYIndicates the service is to be administered as part of an extended school year program.When marked, this service prints in its own ESY service section below the Specially Designed Instruction list of services.

Service Minutes

Required

The number of service minutes that correspond with the frequency of the services that is provided.This field is limited to 4 characters. Only whole numbers allowed.

Database Location:
PlanServiceProvided.serviceDirect

Frequency

Required

The frequency of service to be provided for the student. Options include: 
  • Day
  • Week
  • Month
  • Year
Database Location:
PlanServiceProvided.serviceFreqPeriod

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Statewide and/or District-wide Assessments

The Statewide and/or District-wide Assessments editor records student participation in assessments and whether accommodations are provided.

This editor cannot be placed in a Not Needed status.

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Statewide and/or District-wide Assessments List Screen

Screenshot of statewide and/or district-wide assessments list screen.Statewide and District-wide Assessments List Screen

Column NameDescription
Padlock IconThe user currently working on the record.
Assessment NameThe name of the assessment.
ParticipationHow the student participates in the assessment.
AccommodationsAny accommodations the student needs in order to participate in the assessment.

Statewide and/or District-wide Assessments Detail Screen

Click an existing record or New to view the detail screen.

Screenshot of statewide and/or district-wide assessments detail screen.Statewide and District-wide Assessments Detail Screen

Field NameDescriptionValidation

Assessment Name

Required

A dropdown used to select the name of the assessment. Options include: 
  • State Criterion-Referenced test (CRT)
  • College and Career Readiness Assessment
  • Other
Database Location:
SEPTestAccommodationList.testName
Other Assessment Name
*Required

The name of the other assessment. 

*This field is available and required when "Other" is selected in the Assessment Name dropdown.

Database Location:
SEPTestAccommodationList.otherTestName

Participation

Required

Indicates how the student participates in the assessment. Options include: 
  • Yes
  • N/A
  • Alternate
Selecting Alternate makes the CRT Alternate Assessment editor available.

When N/A is selected, the rest of the questions on the editor are not required.

Database Location:
SEPTestAccommodationList.alternate

If the student will participate in an alternate assessment, explain why the student cannot participate in the regular assessment, and why the particular alternate assessment selected is appropriate.  

*Required

When the Participation is marked as Alternate, this field is used to describe why the student cannot participate in the regular assessment and why the alternate is appropriate for the student.*This field is available and required when Alternate is selected above.

Database Location:
SEPTestAccommodationList.appropriate
If the student will participate in regular assessment, does the student require accommodations?When the Participation is marked as Yes, this field indicates the student requires test accommodations. Options are Yes or No.Database Location:
SEPTestAccommodationList.appropriate

List Accommodation(s)

*Required


When  the student does require test accommodations, this field is used to describe the accommodation(s) the student needs.*This field is available and required when Yes is selected above.

Database Location:
SEPTestAccommodationList.accommodations

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CRT Alternate Assessment

The CRT Alternate Assessment editor is only available and only needs to be filled out when Alternate is selected as the Participation option on the Statewide and/or District-wide Assessments editor (previous editor).

This editor cannot be placed in a Not Needed status.

Screenshot of CRT Alternate Assessment editor.CRT Alternate Assessment Editor

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QuestionDatabase Location
Is the student eligible for and receiving services under the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) through a current IEP?
Required
SEPTestAccommodationsZZ.tinyInt2
Does the student demonstrate cognitive functioning and adaptive behavior that limit full participation in the general education curriculum and state-wide assessments even with supplementary aids, accommodations, and modifications?
Required
SEPTestAccommodationsZZ.tinyInt3
Does the student require substantial supports to meaningfully access and achieve measurable gains on the State's challenging grade-level content standards?
Required
SEPTestAccommodationsZZ.tinyInt4
Does the student require extensive, direct individualized instruction to achieve measurable gains on the state's challenging grade-level content standards and to acquire, maintain, and generalize skills necessary for application in school, home, work, and community settings?
Required
SEPTestAccommodationsZZ.tinyInt5
The IEP committee's decision about the student's participation in the NAA was NOT primarily based on any of the following: a disability category or label, poor attendance or extended absences, native language, social, cultural, or economic differences, academic and other services received, educational environment or instructional setting, percent of time receiving special education services, English Learner (EL) status, current or previous low academic achievement, or current or previous need for accommodations (e.g., assistive technology/AAC) to participate in general State or districtwide assessments.
Required
SEPTestAccommodationsZZ.tinyInt6
Has the IEP committee informed the parent/guardian of the consequences of the student participating in the Nevada Alternate Assessment (e.g., modified diploma vs. standard diploma) and of being evaluated against alternate achievement standards?
Required
N/A

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Extended School Year Services

The Extended School Year Services editor indicates the student requires services beyond the standard school time, such as beyond school hours or during breaks.

This editor cannot be placed in a Not Needed status.

Screenshot of Extended School year services editor.Extended School Year Services

Field NameDescriptionDatabase Location

Does the student require extended school year services?

Required

Indicates the student needs extended school year services. Options are Yes or No.SEPExtendedYear.extendedYear
If need for ESY is to be determined at a later date, indicate date by which IEP decision will be made:The date the decision to determine the student's need for extended school year services is made in the future.SEPExtendedYear.date

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Placement

The Placement editor describes the placement setting chosen for the student and justification of that placement. 

This editor cannot be placed in a Not Needed status.

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Placement List Screen

Screenshot of placement list screen.Placement List Screen

Column NameDescription
Padlock IconThe user currently editing the record.
Federal Placement CodeThe student's location of services.
Placement Considerations

The placement considerations made by the IEP team for the student.


Start DateThe first day of placement.
End DateThe last day of placement.

Placement Detail Screen

Click an existing record or New to view the detail screen.

Screenshot of placement detail screen.Placement Detail Screen

Field NameDescriptionValidation

Start Date  

Required 

The first date of the placement. This field auto-populates with the Plan Start Date, but can be modified. Placement dates cannot overlap and must be within the plan dates.

When a second or third placement is entered, the Start Date of the placement auto-populates to one day after the previous placement record's End Date. When the previous record's End Date is equal to the Plan's End Date, the Start Date of the new record does NOT auto-populate.

Database Location:
SEPGenericForm.smallDate1

End Date  

Required 

The last date of the placement. This field auto-populates with the Plan End Date, but can be modified. Placement dates cannot overlap and must be within the plan dates.

Database Location:
SEPGenericForm.smallDate2
Placement Considerations

Selected Consideration

Required

Indicates the placement considerations made by the IEP team for the student. Options include:

  • Regular class with supp aids/services (no removal)
  • Reg class and spec ed class (e.g. resource)
  • Self-contained program
  • Special School
  • Residential
  • Hospital
  • Home
  • Other
Database Location:
SEPGenericForm.tinyint1, SEPGenericForm.tinyint2, SEPGenericForm.tinyint3, SEPGenericForm.tinyint4, SEPGenericForm.tinyint5, SEPGenericForm.tinyint6, SEPGenericForm.tinyint7, SEPGenericForm.tinyint8
Specify Other
*Required
Any other considerations.*This field is available and required when Other is selected above.
Rejected Considerations
Required
The rejected placement considerations made by the team. Options include: 
  • Regular class with supp aids/services (no removal)
  • Reg class and spec ed class (e.g. resource)
  • Self-contained program
  • Special School
  • Residential
  • Hospital
  • Home
  • Other
When an options is selected in the Selected Considerations field, it is removed from this dropdown.
Specify Other
*Required
The other considerations rejected.*This field is available and required when Other is selected above.
Federally Placement Code Age Group
Required
The student's federal placement age group. Options include: 
  • Preschool (Ages 3-5 (in PK)
  • School Age (Ages 5 (in KG) -21)
N/A
Federal Placement Code
Required

The student's federal placement. Options when Preschool is selected include:

  • E1: Reg EC Prog>= 10hrs wk/srvs in Reg EC (Ages 3-5 (in PK))
  • E2:  Reg EC Prog>= 10hrs wk/srvs in Other Loc (Ages 3-5 (in PK))
  • E3: Reg EC Prog < 10 hrs wk/srvs in Reg EC (Ages 3-5 (in PK))
  • E4: Reg EC Prog < 10 hrs wk/srvs in Other Loc (Ages 3-5 (in PK))
  • E5: SPED in Separate Class (Ages 3-5 (inPK))
  • E6: SPED in Separate Class (Ages 3-5 (in PK))
  • E7: SPED in Residential Facility (Ages 3-5 (in PK))
  • E8: Home (Ages 3-5 (in PK))
  • E9: Service Provider Location (Ages 3-5 (in PK))

Options when School Aged is selected include:

  • B9: Regular Class 80-100% (Ages 5 (in KG) - 21)
  • B10: Regular Class 40-79%  (Ages 5 (in KG) - 21)
  • B11: Regular Class 0-39%  (Ages 5 (in KG) - 21)
  • B12: Separate School  (Ages 5 (in KG) - 21)
  • B13: Residential Facility  (Ages 5 (in KG) - 21)
  • B14: Homebound/Hospital  (Ages 5 (in KG) - 21)
  • B15: Correctional facilities  (Ages 5 (in KG) - 21)
  • B16: Parentally placed in a private school (Ages 5 (in KG) - 21)
Values are located in a locked Attribute/Dictionary (Enrollment > Student Placement: specialEdSetting).

The value selected here automatically pushes to the Enrollment Information editor AND the student's Enrollment tool.

Up to three placements can be entered in this editor. At least one placement record is needed in order to Complete this editor. 

Percentage of Time in Regular Education Environment

Required

The average percent of time the student spends in a regular education environment.This field must be less than or equal to 100.

Database Location:
SEPGenericForm.vcMax2

Justification for Placement Involving Removal from Regular Education  Environments

*Required

A text field used to describe the justification for the student's placement and removal from a regular educational environment.

*This field is required when the percentage is less than 100%.


Database Location:
SEPGenericForm.vcMax3

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IEP Implementation

The IEP Implementation editor records parent acceptance of the special education participation plan. 

Either the first or second checkbox must be marked in order to Lock the plan, but this is often selected and electronically signed by the student's parent/guardian. In order to send the plan for eSignature, this editor must be placed in the status Complete Pending eSignature.

This editor cannot be placed in a Not Needed status.

Screenshot of IEP implementation editor.IEP Implementation Editor

FieldDescriptionValidation
IEP Implementation
Required

The parent's/guardian's consent of the IEP. Options are: 

  • As the parent, I agree with the components of the IEP.  I understand that its provisions will be implemented as soon as possible after the IEP goes into effect.
  • As the parent, I disagree with all or part of the IEP.  I understand that the school district must provide me with written notice of any intent to implement this IEP.  If I wish to prevent the implementation of this IEP, I must submit a written request for a due process hearing to the local school district superintendent.

Only one option can be selected.


This field is usually selected and eSigned by the student's parent/guardian via the Campus Parent portal. See the Nevada Individual Education Plan eSignature process article for additional information.

A copy of this IEP was provided to the student's parent
Required
Indicates a copy of the IEP was provided to the parent/guardian.

N/A

Date Provided
*Required
The day the IEP was provided to the parent/guardian.*This field is available and required when the above checkbox is marked.

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Enrollment Information

The Enrollment Information editor stores basic information about the student's participation in special education, including disability, status, and setting. 

This editor must be saved before locking the plan. This editor cannot be placed in a Not Needed status.

Screenshot of Enrollment information editor.Enrollment Information Editor

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Field NameDescriptionValidation

Primary Disability

Required

The student's primary disability. Options include:
  • ME: Intellectual Disability
  • MU: Multiple Impairments
  • AU: Autism Spectrum Disorder
  • TB: Traumatic Brain Injury
  • DD: Developmental Delay
  • AH: Hearing Impaired/Deaf
  • SL: Speech/Language Impairment
  • VH: Visual Impairment/Blind
  • EH: Emotional Disturbance
  • OI: Orthopedic Impairment
  • HI: Health Impairment
  • LD: Specific Learning Disability
  • DB: Deaf/Blind
Upon Refresh, this field is pulled in from the student's Enrollment record but can be modified.

The options available are located in a locked Attribute Dictionary, Enrollment > Primary Disability (disability1).

When an option is selected as the Primary Disability, that value is not available in the Secondary Disability dropdown.

Database Location:
PlanState.disability1, PlanState.disability1Name
Secondary DisabilityThe student's secondary disability. Options include: 
  • ME: Intellectual Disability
  • MU: Multiple Impairments
  • AU: Autism Spectrum Disorder
  • TB: Traumatic Brain Injury
  • DD: Developmental Delay
  • AH: Hearing Impaired/Deaf
  • SL: Speech/Language Impairment
  • VH: Visual Impairment/Blind
  • EH: Emotional Disturbance
  • OI: Orthopedic Impairment
  • HI: Health Impairment
  • LD: Specific Learning Disability
  • DB: Deaf/Blind
Upon Refresh, this field is pulled in from the student's Enrollment record but can be modified.

The options available are located in a locked Attribute Dictionary, Enrollment > Primary Disability (disability2).

When an option is selected as the Primary Disability, that value is not available in the Secondary Disability dropdown.

Database Location:
PlanState.disability2, PlanState.disability2Name

Special Ed Status

Required

The student's special ed status. Options are Yes or No.Upon Refresh, this field is pulled in from the student's Enrollment record but can be modified.

The options available are located in a locked Attribute Dictionary, Enrollment > Special Ed Status (specialEdStatus).

Database Location:
PlanState.specialEdStatus, PlanState.specialEdStatusString
Federal Placement Code
The student's special education setting. Click the click to expand link to view available options.
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  • E1: Reg EC Prog>= 10hrs wk/srvs in Reg EC (Ages 3-5 (in PK))
  • E2:  Reg EC Prog>= 10hrs wk/srvs in Other Loc (Ages 3-5 (in PK))
  • E3: Reg EC Prog < 10 hrs wk/srvs in Reg EC (Ages 3-5 (in PK))
  • E4: Reg EC Prog < 10 hrs wk/srvs in Other Loc (Ages 3-5 (in PK))
  • E5: SPED in Separate Class (Ages 3-5 (inPK))
  • E6: SPED in Separate Class (Ages 3-5 (in PK))
  • E7: SPED in Residential Facility (Ages 3-5 (in PK))
  • E8: Home (Ages 3-5 (in PK))
  • E9: Service Provider Location (Ages 3-5 (in PK))
  • B9: Regular Class 80-100% (Ages 5 (in KG) - 21)
  • B10: Regular Class 40-79%  (Ages 5 (in KG) - 21)
  • B11: Regular Class 0-39%  (Ages 5 (in KG) - 21)
  • B12: Separate School  (Ages 5 (in KG) - 21)
  • B13: Residential Facility  (Ages 5 (in KG) - 21)
  • B14: Homebound/Hospital  (Ages 5 (in KG) - 21)
  • B15: Correctional facilities  (Ages 5 (in KG) - 21)
  • B16: Parentally placed in a private school (Ages 5 (in KG) - 21)

This field is read-only and is pulled in from the Federal Placement Code field on the Placement Editor as long as the dates of the record are active as of today's date.

The Federal Placement Code value is pushed to the student's Enrollment record.

The options available are located in a locked Attribute Dictionary, Enrollment > Student Placement (specialEdSetting).

Database Location:
PlanState.specialEdSetting, PlanState.specialEdSettingSgtring
GradeThe student's grade.

UI Location:

Student Information > General > Enrollments > Grade


Database Location: enrollment.grade


LEP StatusThe student's LEP status.UI Location: Student Information > Program Participation > English Learners (EL) > EL > Program Status

Database Location: identity.learnerCategory
Resident District

The student's district of residence. 

Upon Refresh, this field is pulled from the Enrollment tool and cannot be modified.

Database Location:
PlanState.residentDistrictNumber, PlanState.residentDistrictName
Assigned School Information
School Name The student's assigned school name.UI Location: System Administration > Resources > School > School > School Detail > Name

Database Location: school.name
School Number The number of the school.UI Location: System Administration > Resources > School > School > School Detail > State School Number

Database Location: school.number
School Address The address of the school.UI Location: System Administration > Resources > School > School > School Detail > Address

Database Location: school.address; school.city; school.state; school.zip
School Phone The phone number of the school.UI Location: System Administration > Resources > School > School > School Detail > Phone

Database Location: school.phone
District Information
District NumberThe district number associated with the Enrolled school.UI Location: System Administration > Resources > District Information > State District Number
District Name The district name associated with the Enrolled school.UI Location: System Administration > Resources > District Information > Name
District Address The district address associated with the Enrolled school.UI Location: System Administration > Resources > District Information > Address
District Phone The district phone number associated with the Enrolled school.UI Location: System Administration > Resources > District Information > Phone
District SPED Address The district special education address associated with the Enrolled school.UI Location: System Administration > Resources > District Information > SPED Address
District SPED Phone The district special ed phone number associated with the Enrolled school.UI Location: System Administration > Resources > District Information > SPED Phone

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Medicaid Consent

The Medicaid Consent editor is used to document the parent/guardian's consent for the district to disclose the student's information in regards to seeking Medicaid funding. The Medicaid Consent editor prints in the Consent for Release of Information and Medicaid Reimbursement section of the printed plan.

This page is not considered part of the IEP and does not have a page number upon printing.

This editor is often filled out and electronically signed by the student's parent/guardian. In order to send the plan for eSignature, this editor must be placed in the status Complete Pending eSignature OR Not Needed. See the Nevada Individual Education Plan eSignature process article for additional information.

Screenshot of Medicaid Consent editor.Medicaid Consent Editor

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Field NameDescriptionValidation
Medicaid ConsentThe Yes/No checkboxes are used to indicate the parent/guardian's consent. Options are: 
  • Yes. As the parent/guardian of the student named above, I give consent to the District to disclose information from my child's education records to DHCFP only as necessary to allow the District to seek Medicaid funds to help cover the costs of the school health services provided to my child.
    I understand that my consent will remain in effect until I withdraw it (even if I change schools or leave the District and then re-enroll), and that I may withdraw my consent at any time by notifying the District. If I withdraw my consent, the District will continue to provide school health services to my child at no cost to me, the parent/guardian.
  • No. As the parent/guardian of the student named above, I do not give consent to the District to disclose information from my child's education records to DHCFP.

    I understand that if I do not give my consent, the District will continue to provide necessary school health services to my child at no cost to me, the parent/guardian.

This field is usually selected and eSigned by the student's parent/guardian via the Campus Parent portal. See the Nevada Individual Education Plan eSignature process article for additional information.
Ad hoc Inquiries: Learner Planning > Learning Plans > Nevada Medicaid Consent > parentGuardianConsent
Name of Parent/GuardianThe name of the parent/guardian.Ad hoc Inquiries: Learner Planning > Learning Plans > Nevada Medicaid Consent > name
Signature of Parent/GuardianThe signature of the parent/guardian.N/A
Date Signed by Parent/GuardianThe date the parent/guardian consented.Ad hoc Inquiries: Learner Planning > Learning Plans > Nevada Medicaid Consent > date

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Previous Versions

Individual Education Plan (Nevada) [.2235 - .2319]
Individual Education Plan (Nevada) [.2223 - .2231]