August 2009

Saluda County Public Schools

Student Support Team Checklist for Referral

Student______School______

SST Contact______

Does the student currently have a 504 plan? YES NO

In File Missing NAForm / Document

______Screening Permission Letter

______Grades from current and previous school years Current year report card should be most recent / If nine weeks grades do not accurately reflect student’s

performance, include daily grades too.

______Standardized assessments scores (Observation survey, MAP).

______Discipline detail

______Student’s class schedule Middle and high school only

______209 Educational History/ Focus of Concern

______210 Intervention Plan

______213 Vision, Hearing, and Speech Assessments Must be less than 8 months old

______214 Student Observation Form Required for LD and ED referrals

______216 Social, Health, Developmental, and Educational History

______217 Parent Invitation letter

______217A Invitation Response letter

______219 Anecdotal Records Required for ED referral

______222 Medical Report Required for OHI and OI

______Judgmental Statement required for OHI and OI

______270 Conference Minutes (or equivalent) May be more than one, Include all

Suspected Disability

___ Autism___ Deaf-Blindness___ Deaf and Hard of Hearing

___ Emotional Disability___ Mental Disability___ Multiple Disabilities

___ Orthopedic Impairment ___ Other Health Impaired___ Developmental Delay

___ Specific Learning Disability___ Visual Impairment___ Traumatic Brian Injury

___ Speech/Language Impairment


SALUDA COUNTY SCHOOLS

404 N. Wise Road

Saluda, SC29138

Phone: (864) 445-8441

Fax: (864) 445-9598 Setting the Standard

Dr. David Mathis Mr. Ferlondo Tullock

Superintendent Director of Student Services

Permission for Screenings

Dear ______,

Your child, ______, has been referred to the Guidance Department due to academic or behavioral difficulties that are impacting his/her academic progress. With your signature, you give permission for the school to conduct hearing/vision/speech-language/ and/or behavior screenings. Please complete the enclosed Social, Health, Developmental, and Educational History form.

Hearing/Vision□Behavior

□OT/PT□ Speech-Language

The screening will evaluate the following areas: basic concepts, speech-language, motor skills, vision, hearing, and social-emotional functioning. Immediately following the screenings, you will be asked to meet with the Student Support Team (SST). You may bring other individuals with you who have knowledge or special expertise regarding your child. The team will review the results of the screenings, and any other information you have provided, and then decide whether more information and/or evaluations are necessary. If evaluation is recommended, the purpose of that evaluation will be to determine whether your child is a child with a disability and his/her educational needs. If further evaluation is recommended, that evaluation will not be conducted without your informed, written permission. If you request evaluation and that request is denied, the school district will provide you with a written explanation of why we refused to evaluate your child. The screening and any further evaluations will be provided at no cost to you.

Please check one:

______I give permission for the school to conduct the listed screenings for the named student.

______I do not give permission for the school to conduct the listed screenings for the named student.

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Parent/Guardian’s name Date

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AddressPhone Number

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Parent/Guardian’s Signature

Should you have any questions, please contact your child’s School Counselor.

Saluda CountySchool District One

Educational History / Focus of Concern

NOTE: Please do not leave anything blank.

Child______DOB______School______

Current grade______Grades repeated______Grades administratively assigned______

Frequent school moves?______If yes, list schools by grades attended.______

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Attendance issues this school year?______Previous years?______

Frequent tardies this school year?______Previous years?______

Does the child speak a foreign language?______Enrolled in ESOL program?______

Do the parents speak a foreign language?______

Does the child have an IEP for speech-language?______Speech therapist______

Has the child ever received services through the ESOL program?______Currently?______

Does the child have a 504 plan?______If yes, for what disability?______

Has the child been evaluated previously for special education?______Contact Pat in the special ed. dept. at 445-8441 or

Has the child been referred previously to SST?______

Medical issues______

Parental/family issues______

Strengths______

Reasons for poor grades: (Check all that apply.)

____ Doesn’t complete testsOther:______

____ Poor test grades______

____ Doesn’t complete homework______

____ Doesn’t complete classwork

____ Poor classwork grades

Does the child show atypical regression following breaks in instruction?______If yes, explain.______

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Child’s level of effort______Child’s level of frustration______

Child’s response to poor grades, correction, etc.______

Does the child attend special programs or received private tutoring outside of the normal school day?______If yes, explain.______

Have the parents been informed of the educational focus of concern? Yes No

Dates and modes of contacts. i.e. Notes home, phone calls, conference.______

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Parent’s response to poor grades, notes home, conferences, etc.______

______

Other relevant information______

WEAKNESSES / AREAS OF CONCERN

NOTE: Check any item that is a significant concern. Write 1 and 2 by your top two concerns for all areas combined. Do not write in a 1 and 2 for each area. These top two concerns should be the ones that if they were resolved or improved, you feel that you would see improvement in the others areas of concern.

Reading

___Text Level ______End of grade Text Level ______

___ Phonetics______Phonemic awareness______

___ Fluency______

___ Vocabulary______

___ Comprehension: ___Details ___ Main idea ___Sequence ___Inferences ___Conclusions

___Predictions ___Context clues ___Discrepant from listening comprehension

___ Spelling______

Written Expression

___ Copying from board___ Copying from book___ Letter formation

___ Reversals___ Spacing___ Capitalization

___ Punctuation___ Fluency / speed___ Grammar

___ Sequencing of events___ Providing details___ Staying on topic

___ Organization of ideas___ Can express ideas orally but not in writing

Other______

Oral Language

LISTENING COMPREHENSION

___ Poor receptive vocabulary___ Needs things reworded

___ Becomes confused if things are reworded___ Misunderstands all of what was said

___ Only understands part of what was said___ Asks for repetition

___ Asks questions that are tangentially related___ Repeats to self what was just heard

___ Difficulty conversing with adults___ Difficulty conversing with peers

___ Doesn’t understand innuendo, sarcasm, etc.___ Misinterprets or ignores nonverbal cues

___ Other______

ORAL EXPRESSION

___ Poor expressive vocabulary___ Difficulty relating own ideas

___ Uses gestures to substitute for words___ Difficulty with word retrieval

___ Listener needs context in order to understand ___ Relates things out of sequence

___ Has difficulty summarizing or getting to the point___ Speaks in single words only

___ Speaks in phrases only___ Poor grammar

___ Talks rapidly and excessively___ Avoids talking in front of others

___ Stutters or repeats wordsOther______

Math

___ One-to-one correspondence___ Shapes___ Measurement

___ Money___ Time___ Reversals

___ Addition___ Subtraction___ Multiplication

___ Division___ Fractions___ Word problems

___ Tables, graphs___ Sequencing___ Estimation

Other______

Miscellaneous and Emotional / Behavioral

___ Eating___ Toileting___ Hygiene

___ Fine motor skills___ Gross motor skills___ Left-handed

___ Short-term memory___ Working memory___ Long-term memory

___ Impulse control ___ Task persistence___ Frustration tolerance

___ Attention during instruction___ Attention while working___ Organization

___ Distraction by auditory stimuli___ Distraction by visual stimuli___ Easily overstimulated

___ Bothered by loud noises___ Bothered by certain textures___ Doesn’t like to be touched

___ Adjusting to changes in routine___ Underactive___ Overactive

___ Periods of transition___ Unstructured times___ Cries easily

___ Poor self-esteem___ Worries excessively___ Shy, withdrawn

___ Immature___ Inappropriate emotional affect___ Physical complaints

___ Sudden mood changes___ Self-injury___ Self-derogatory comments

___ Prefers adults to peers___ Repetitive, ritualistic behavior___ Seeks attention from peers

___ Seeks attention from adults___ Doesn’t like to be singled out___ Verbally aggressive

___ Physically aggressive___ Sexually inappropriate behavior___ Manipulative

Other______

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Completed By Date

In addition to this form, the Pre Team should gather and review the information listed below. If the child is later presented to the Student Support Team, the information listed below must be submitted along with this form.

-Copies of grades for this year and last year

-Work samples

-Copy of district-wide standardized test scores (summary sheet of labels is sufficient, exs. PACT, MAP, CogAt, etc.)

-Copy of discipline detail (if student has discipline issues)

-Form 208 “Parent Referral to Student Support Team” (if applicable)

-Form 216 “Social, Health, Developmental, and Educational History”

-Printouts from any computer programs used with the child (ex. CAI)

-For ESOL students, DIBELS printouts

-For ESOL students, results of placement and diagnostic tests (San Diego Quick, Dominie, Read Naturally, etc.)

-Present levels of performance in areas of concern (Be prepared to complete top of form 210 when meeting with SST)

-Any other relevant information or documentation

DOCUMENTATION OF INTERVENTIONS

NOTES: This section is used to document interventions that occur prior to referral to the Student Support Team. This form can be used to document interventions attempted prior to completing the form and interventions that are recommended by the Pre Team. The concerns / problems listed here should correspond to your top two in the previous section. Include both interventions that have and have not resulted in progress. If the information is available, provide specific data when reporting the results of the interventions. For example, “Reading fluency increased from 40 to 50 words per minute.”

Parents were notified on ______(date) ______(in person, by telephone, or via letter) by ______(staff member).

Pre Team members who participated in developing and/or reviewing these interventions:

______

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Problem / Concern #1______

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Date Date

Interventions Begun Ended Results

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Problem / Concern #2______

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Date Date

Interventions Begun Ended Results

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SaludaSchool District One

Intervention Plan

Student______School______

Date Developed______Projected Date of First Review ______

Precise description of academic weakness / concern (One concern per form, No more than two forms per student):

______

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Present level or frequency on date plan was developed (Must be measurable and sensitive to change):

______

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Present level or frequency for an average student in the same class:______

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Goal level or frequency after intervention period (Although it might not be equivalent to the rest of the class, what would be considered significant improvement and evidence of success of the intervention?):

______

I N T E R V E N T I O N S

Areas to consider when intervening: environment, instruction, curriculum, parents.

Intervention / Accommodation Date Begun Date Ended

______

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TEAM MEMBERS WHO PARTICIPATED IN DEVELOPING ORIGINAL PLAN

Signature Title Date

______

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Actual date of first review:______

Present level or frequency after implementation:______

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Recommendation:

_____ Continue plan as written and review again by______

_____ Modify plan and review again by______(Note changes in intervention section)

_____ Refer for 504

_____ Have meeting to determine whether evaluation is warranted

_____ Drop from SST but continue interventions

_____ Discontinue plan and drop from SST

_____ Other______

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Actual date of second review:______

Present level or frequency after implementation:______

______

Recommendation:

_____ Continue plan as written and review again by______

_____ Modify plan and review again by______(Note changes in intervention section)

_____ Refer for 504

_____ Have meeting to determine whether evaluation is warranted

_____ Drop from SST but continue interventions

_____ Discontinue plan and drop from SST

_____ Other______

August 2009

Saluda County Public Schools

Vision, Hearing, and Speech-Language Assessments Revised 2009

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Student’s Full Name Teacher Date of Birth School

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August 2009

VISION

______Initial Assessment ______Reassessment

Distance Vision

Uncorrected Corrected

Right (OD)______

Left (OS) ______

Both (OU)______

Near Vision

Uncorrected Corrected

Right (OD)______

Left (OS) ______

Both (OU)______

Disposition:

______No further action needed at this time

______Referral made______

______

Results of Reassessment: ______

______

Examiner:______

Date:______

STUDENT MUST PASS VISION ASSESSMENT

PRIOR TO REFERRAL FOR PSYCHOLOGICAL

EVALUATION. 20/40 IS PASSING; ANYTHING

ABOVE WOULD NEED REASSESSMENT AND/OR A PHYSICIAN’S STATEMENT.

SPEECH - LANGUAGE

Area of Assessment Pass Fail

Oral Peripheral ______

Articulation ______

Voice ______

Fluency ______

Receptive Language ______

Expressive Language ______

Disposition:

_____ No further action indicated at this time

_____ Schedule for comprehensive evaluation

_____ Currently enrolled in speech therapy

_____ Other______

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Comments: ______

______

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Clinician:______

Date: ______

HEARING

Initial Assessment Right Left

1000 Hz (at 20dB) Pass / Fail Pass / Fail

2000 Hz (at 20dB) Pass / Fail Pass / Fail

4000 Hz (at 20 or 25dB) Pass / Fail Pass / Fail

Date:______

Reassessment Right Left

1000 Hz (at 20dB) Pass / Fail Pass / Fail

2000 Hz (at 20dB) Pass / Fail Pass / Fail

4000 Hz (at 20 or 25dB) Pass / Fail Pass / Fail

Date:______

Reassessment Right Left

1000 Hz (at 20dB) Pass / Fail Pass / Fail

2000 Hz (at 20dB) Pass / Fail Pass / Fail

4000 Hz (at 20 or 25dB) Pass / Fail Pass / Fail

Date:______

Disposition:

______No further action indicated at this time

______Referral made______

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Examiner: ______

STUDENT MUST PASS HEARING ASSESSMENT PRIOR TO REFERRAL FOR PSYCHOLOGICAL TESTING.

August 2009

SaludaCountySchool District One

Student Observation Record

Student’s Name______School______Grade______

Setting______Activity______

Date______Teacher______Time Period______

Observer______Title______

DIRECTIONS: Read each statement and determine how the student’s behavior compares to the class average.

LESS EQUAL GREATER NOT

THAN TO THAN OBSERVED

Needs instructions repeated______

Is distracted by auditory stimuli.______

Is distracted by visual stimuli______

Daydreams, Stares into space______

Doesn’t persist when frustrated or delayed______

Is fidgety or restless, Produces motion without purpose______

Is out of seat at inappropriate times______

Becomes overly excited or stimulated______

Has difficulty delaying gratification, Cannot wait turn ______

Impulsive, Frequently changes answer______

Needs reassurance or assistance to begin work or to

continue working______

Requires directions given individually______

Oral or written responses are irrelevant to task at hand______

Makes identical errors even after correction______

Materials and belongings are disorganized______

Written work contains omissions, reversals, and/or

careless errors______

Poor handwriting (letter formation, staying on lines,

spacing, etc.)______

Has difficulty copying correctly from board or book______

Has difficulty with fine motor skills (holding pencil,

tying shoes, opening containers, etc.)______

LESS EQUAL GREATER NOT

THAN TO THAN OBSERVED

Has difficulty expressing self orally ______

Misunderstands what has been said ______

Does not pick up on social cues during conversation______

Invades others’ personal space______

Touches others inappropriately

Explain______

Uses profanity or inappropriate gestures______

Engages in silly, immature behavior______

Seeks attention from adults______

Seeks attention from peers______

Becomes emotionally upset over academic work______

Becomes emotionally upset during social interactions ______

or when asked to follow a rule

Becomes stubborn / uncooperative / resistant while

completing academic work______

Becomes stubborn / uncooperative / resistant during

social interactions or when asked to follow a rule______

Is withdrawn, quiet______

Has difficulty adjusting to changes in routine______

Affect is inappropriate or inconsistent with reported

feelings______

Is physically aggressive toward self

Explain______

Is verbally or physically aggressive toward others

Explain______

Makes negative comments about self, Puts self down______

Makes somatic complaints______

Perfectionistic, overly concerned with details or order______

______

______

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Additional comments:______

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SaludaCountySchool District One

Social, Health, Developmental, and Educational History

Child’s Full Name ______Date of Birth______Race______

Mailing Address______Street______

Home Phone #______Cell Phone #______Work #______

Social Security Number______Grade______Grades Repeated______

School______Other Schools Attended______

SOCIAL

MOTHER / FEMALE GUARDIAN IN HOME FATHER / MALE GUARDIAN IN HOME

Name______Name______

Relationship to Child______Relationship to Child______

Age______Marital Status______Age______Marital Status______

Level of Education Completed______Level of Education Completed______

Occupation______Occupation______

Employer______Employer______

LIST PARENTS NOT LIVING IN THE HOME

Name Relationship Contact/Involvement with Child

______

______

LIST BROTHERS AND SISTERS (Attach additional page if necessary.)

NameAge Sex Living in home?

______Yes No

______Yes No

______Yes No

______Yes No

LIST OTHER PERSONS WHO ARE CURRENTLY LIVING IN THE HOME NOT NAMED ABOVE

NameAge Sex Relationship

______

______

Have any of the child’s biological parents, grandparents, and / or siblings ever received special education services?

( ) Yes ( ) No If yes, please explain.______

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What is the primary language spoken in the home? ___ English Other______

What is the student’s primary language? ___ English Other______

Describe any cultural factors which might affect your child’s social and/or academic functioning.______

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How does your child get along with others at home?______

Has your child ever had previous psychological or educational evaluations? By whom?______

Has your child ever been involved with any outside agencies such as Mental Health, DJJ, or DDSN? If yes, please list. ______

HEALTH

Did the mother receive prenatal care from a physician? ( ) Yes ( ) No

Did the mother experience any of the following during pregnancy or delivery?

___ High blood pressure ___ Excessive vomiting___ Use of illicit drugs (marijuana, cocaine, etc.)

___ Toxemia ___ Physical injury ______

___ RH incompatibility ___ Use of forceps during delivery___ Prescribed medication______

___ Measles ___ Illness

___ Gestational diabetes ___ Use of tobacco productsOther ______

___ Anemia ___ Use of alcohol ______

Was the baby born prematurely? ( ) Yes ( ) No If yes, how many weeks premature?______

What was the baby’s weight at birth? ______pounds ______ounces

Did the baby experience any complications at birth?

___ Lengthy hospital stay___ Heart problems

___ Physical defects___ Use of incubator

___ Breathing problems___ Use of forceps during delivery

___ Oxygen deprivation ___ Other______

List any prescription medications which your child is currently taking.

Name of Medication Dosage Purpose

______

______

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What is the name and city of your child’s physician?______

Please check all that apply to your child. For those checked, please provide the date or age at which it occurred or began.

___ Head injury______Tuberculosis______

___ Seizures______Fever of 104 or higher______

___ Coma______Frequent ear infections______

___ Stroke______Allergies______

___ Cerebral palsy______Hearing problems______

___ Meningitis______Vision problems______

___ Encephalitis______Asthma / Respiratory problems______

___ Brain tumor______Heart problems______

___ Shaken Baby Syndrome______Digestive problems______

___ Migraine______Rheumatic Fever______

___ Fetal Alcohol Syndrome______Measles______

___ Lead poisoning______Complications from chicken pox______

___ Cancer______Emotional/Behavioral problems______

___ Cystic Fibrosis______Other______

How would you describe your child’s present health? ( ) Poor ( ) Fair ( ) Good ( ) Excellent

Typically, how many hours per night does your child sleep?______

Does your child have any sleep problems or disorders (i.e. sleep apnea, night terrors, sleep walking, difficulty going to or staying asleep)?______

DEVELOPMENTAL

Place a check beside any area in which your child had significant difficulty as an infant and/or toddler.

___ Feeding ___ Motor skills ___ Weight / Failure to thrive___ Excessive crying

___ Separating from parents ___ Temper tantrums ___ Being held / affection

Compared to most other children, how quickly did your child develop the following skills? Please circle your answer.

Rolling over Faster than Average Slower than

Crawling Faster than Average Slower than

Sitting alone Faster than Average Slower than

Walking Faster than Average Slower than

Toilet training Faster than Average Slower than

Staying dry at night Faster than Average Slower than

Feeding self Faster than Average Slower than

Dressing self Faster than Average Slower than

______Faster than Average Slower than

LANGUAGE DEVELOPMENT

1. At what age did your child say his/her first words?______Put words together?______

2. What were your child’s first words?______

3. Does your child appear to hear well? ( ) Yes ( ) No ______

4. Does your child follow directions given orally? ( ) Yes ( ) No ______

5. Do you think your child has a speech or language problem? ( ) Yes ( ) No ______

6. Does your child appear to be aware of any differences in his/her speech? ( ) Yes ( ) No If yes, how does he/she react?

______

7. Has your child ever been evaluated by or received speech-language therapy from any agency or individual? ( ) Yes ( ) No

If yes, by whom?______

8. Are there any known conditions affecting his/her tongue, palate, nose, throat, vocal cords, or ears (i.e. cleft palate, vocal

nodules, etc.?) ( ) Yes ( ) No ______

EDUCATIONAL

Does or did your child attend preschool or daycare? ( ) Yes ( ) No

When your child has an academic problem at school, how do you deal with it at home?______