Should my district submit data for parentally-placed students with disabilities who receive their primary PK-12 education on RCC grounds?
No. If the student is not publicly placed (e.g. by a county, a school district, or the Department of Corrections/Department of Health Services), then the student should not be included by the district in WSLS/ISES at all. Districts should not submit students with Services Plans rather than IEPs. (Except for Norris, on grounds RCC schools are considered private schools. Parentally-placed students attending these private on-grounds RCC schools may have Service Plans but do not have IEPs.) • What happens if the student transfers out of state? 1 2 • How do we handle entering kindergarten students? • How will we track students who started in Wisconsin, moved out of state, then moved back to Wisconsin? Any WSLS student search initiated after the student moves back to Wisconsin will search historical WSLS records so it is likely the student will be found in the WSLS data base. 1 2 • If the parent’s address is out of the district and the student attends school in our district, which district i
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