IEPs
 - Remember to print a hard copy of each designated student‘s IEP and place it in their blue IEP folder before the end of June

MyEd
- The District will be running a centralized mass MyEd update of active IEPs in preparation for the “flip” to Competency Based IEPs. Please ensure that you have entered accurate end dates for each of the IEPs in your caseload before you leave at the end of June

Digital PSR Cards
- Follow the link to review PSR Support Documentation
- Deadline for updating PSR cards is June 25, 2021
- Inclusion 01: Remove this inclusion for any students who have been de-designated and where an IEP is no longer in place
- Inclusion 02: Only Psych Ed assessments need to be included here. Other assessments (e.g. KTEA-III, OLSAT, etc) do not need to be entered under Inclusion 2

Referrals for 2021/22
- As you are wrapping up this year and planning for next year, please hold on to any referrals for SLP, OT, PT and Psych until September

SLP Year-End
To complete all reports and department year-end tasks, SLPs
- will be stopping regular services to students after June 4 (or soon thereafter)
- may not be in schools in June during regularly schedule times 

As you begin to think about student supports for September, remember that Visuals are an important tool in how we connect and communicate. Visuals can be particularly beneficial during September transitions by promoting consistency, predictability and structure for all students.  This in turn, reduces anxiety and fosters trusting relationships. 

There are many ways to visually represent an activity, schedule or first/then strategy. Videos, photographs, comic strips, graphics, words or even the actual objects themselves can be used to represent what is going to happen. Students often love to see themselves in the pictures, so whenever possible use them to help create your visuals.

Compiling all visuals in a central school-based folder can make it even easier to create a visual schedule and can allow teams and schools to efficiently share their ideas.  The websites Able2Learn and Accessible Chef are amazing resources for visuals and more are available on our Support for Learning website.