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Timely Progress Reports. ARD Information and Reminder Strategies. Progress Reports. Format Must be reporting directly on goals and benchmark objectives that are listed on the student’s IEP. Use percentages. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Timely Progress Reports

ARD Informationand

Reminder Strategies

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Progress Reports

• Format– Must be reporting directly on goals and

benchmark objectives that are listed on the student’s IEP.

– Use percentages.– Not all benchmarks must be addressed on every

progress report, but they all must be addressed in the year.

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Reporting Periods

• Most children are ARDed to receive progress reports on a 6 week basis.

• This coincides with the regular report card period.

• However, some students are ARDed to receive them at shorter intervals.

• These outliers may be difficult to remember, especially for related service personnel.

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Where to find the interval in the ARD

Page 4 (current year) and 4b (next year)

One of these boxes will be checked off.

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Outlook Calendar Reminders

• Click on Calendar

• Double click on the day that the first progress report is due.

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Outlook Calendar Reminders

• This will open a new calendar item where you fill in your information.

• Then click the “Recurrence” button.

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Outlook Calendar Reminders

• Set your parameters and click “OK”.

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Getting Your Reminder

• You’ll get your reminder every time a progress report is due.

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