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Presentations and Publications

Presentations

• AMM 2012
  • Moving from Access to Attainment: Statewide Equity and Excellence (Verra-Tirado's Keynote) (PDF, 3MB)
  • Bullying: Is it Happening? How Do You Know (PDF, 8MB)
  • Charter Schools and ESE (PDF, 16MB)
  • Florida's Public Virtual Education Options (PDF, 269KB)
  • Florida Virtual School (PDF, 832KB)
  • Florida's Accountability Systems: Working Toward Increased Student Achievement (PDF, 309KB)
  • Good Grades and IDEA Eligibility (PDF, 74KB)
  • MTSS: Uses and Abuses (PDF, 330KB)
  • New Roles for General and Special Education Staff in Inclusive Schools (PDF, 2MB)
  • SPP/APR and LEA Profile Data (PDF, 1MB)
• Heart & Hope Conference 2012 (PDF, 2MB)
  • Facilitated IEP Meetings Video
• Academic and Career Advisement Presentations for middle and high school counselors (2012)
  • Student Services
    • Student Services Video (WMV, 97MB)
    • Student Services Video Transcript (Word, 54KB)
  • Exceptional Education
    • Exceptional Education Video (WMV, 39MB)
    • Exceptional Education Video Transcript (Word, 49KB)
  • Career and Adult Education
    • Career and Adult Education Video (WMV, 71MB)
    • Career and Adult Education Video Transcript (Word, 34KB)
• CASE Summer Institute 2012 (PDF, 2MB)

Publications

• Florida Statutes and State Board of Education Rules: Excerpts Related to Exceptional Student Education (Vol. I-B). 2013 (PDF, 3MB)
• Legislative/Governmental Information
• Alphabetical Listing by Title Key Word(s)
• Parallel Alternative Strategies for Students (PASS)
• TAPs - Technical Assistance Papers
• Due Process Hearing Orders
• State Complaints Reports of Inquiry

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