Special Education: Other Evaluations Report

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The "Other Evaluations" report pulls from "Section I. Review of Evaluation Data" in all IEP meeting forms.

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As shown in the image below, you can find this report by choosing Reports from the top navigation menu, choosing Programs - Special Education from "Available Reports," then clicking Other Evaluations.

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"Other Evaluation Names" is a district-customized list, so evaluation types can easily be added or removed from your drop-down list by your "District Administrator(s)."

This is a great place to document the types of evaluations that have been completed, as well as those that are pending completion.

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Running the Report

  1. After navigating to the report, click Run Report. run eval report.png
  2. Select your desired parameters.
    • District: Defaults to your district of record.

    • Campus: Only campuses you have been given access to in the application appear in the drop-down for you to select.

    • Program Status: Defaults to active student statuses: "Active," "Initial," "Private/Home," and "Transferred." You can remove or add more statuses as you wish.

    • Grade: Defaults to all grades on the campus(es) you have selected. You can remove grade levels, if you choose.

    • Case Manager: Defaults to "All." You can select a single case manager, if you like.

    • Student: Defaults to "All." You can select a single student, if you prefer.

    • Evaluation: Select any/all evaluation names you would like to appear on the report.

  3. Click View Report. view other eval.png

Viewing the Report

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  • Only the evaluation names you have selected in the report parameters appear on the report.
  • "P" means "Past Due."
  • "N" means "Needed within the next 90 days."
  • Export the report to Excel, CSV, Word, or PDF formats by clicking the drop-down arrow by the floppy disk icon.

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Using the Report

  • Any evaluator can use this report to stay on track with both re-evaluation and pending evaluation due dates. This can be particularly helpful at the beginning of the school year, but evaluators should rerun this report on a regular basis to catch new requests.
  • Any case manager can refer to this report to see which of their students have upcoming evaluations.