CT IEP Quality Training |

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Individual Education Program (IEP)
Quality Training Registration & Resource Page

The training funded by the Connecticut State Department of Education and provided in partnership with SERC and the RESC Alliance will support the implementation of the new IEP and Connecticut Special Education Data System (CT-SEDS) on July 1, 2022

2023-24 IEP Quality & CT-SEDS Professional Support

The Connecticut State Department of Education, in collaboration with the RESC Alliance, invites you to join a variety of VIRTUAL and IN-PERSON professional support opportunities. Offerings aim to assist educators statewide with developing high-quality Individualized Education Programs (IEPs) and navigating the Connecticut Special Education Data System (CT-SEDS).

IEP Quality Training
(July 2023 – March 2024)

This training series has been revised to integrate discussion of the new IEP with explicit connections to CT- SEDS via live demonstration of the system’s design and functionality. Upon completion, educators will gain capacity to develop and implement high-quality IEPs within CT-SEDS. Use the links below to register for the appropriate session.

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Pre-K Educators

Pre-K specific content provided

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K-12+ Educators

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Approved Private Special Education Programs (APSEPs)

Focus on system Functionality for APSEPs

REGISTER HERE - Pre-K

REGISTER HERE - K-12

REGISTER HERE - APSEPs

CT-SEDS Summer Collaborative Working Sessions
(July & August 2023)

These two-hour, in-person sessions offer a brief demonstration of the IEP Process and Progress Reporting modules and how to avoid common errors in CT-SEDS. The informational component of each session is followed by an opportunity for small group troubleshooting alongside RESC Alliance Help Desk Agents. Participants will require a laptop or tablet to work within CT-SEDS during the session.

Participants attending the collaborative working sessions will be paid a stipend (from the CSDE to the district) of $150. Attendance information will be shared with the employing school district and stipends processed in the fall. Participants can only register for one summer collaborative working session.