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Enrich

Frontline (Link and Access)

Enrich Logo

Enrich, now part of Frontline Education, is the web based program the San Luis Valley utilizes to write IEP’s.  You can access Enrich/Frontline by clicking on the highlighted yellow link:

   Enrich/Frontline

Documenting IEP Access in Enrich (how to)

Participants Page Only

Student Information Form

Updated Accommodations List

 

Guidelines are posted below this section for both special education process and navigating Enrich. Please review guidelines.

To access the Enrich Training site click the orange link below.  If you type an official IEP on this site, it is not accessible!  Only use this site for Training Purposes!  Use the yellow link above for Official IEP documentation!

 Enrich Site TRAINING Only

Enrich Training (September 2014)

Enrich/Frontline Guide

Dashboard

 

SLV BOCES has put together an Enrich Guide.  It contains visual and written instructions to navigate the Enrich Web Based IEP Programs.  The complete guide is at the bottom of the list and is 47 pages.  Click on the highlighted orange links and the section of the guide will upload. 

1.  How do I find Enrich?  How do I login? What is the Dashboard?

Login and Dashboard

2.  What computer programs and specifications do I need to run Enrich?

Technical Specifications

3.  How do I find my students in Enrich?

Finding a Student

 

4. How do I add a new student or change their information?

Change of Status Form

 

5. How can I find everyone on my caseload?  What if I can’t find a student?

Viewing and Updating Caseloads       Change of Status Form

6.  How do I find an existing IEP?  What are the purpose of all the “Tabs”?

TABS and Finding the IEP

7.  Notice of Meeting  and How do I add staff to my notice of meeting?

Steps to create Notice of Meeting

Adding School Personnel to Notice of Meeting

8.  How do I complete an Initial Evaluation, Eligibility and IEP on Enrich?

Creating an Initial Eligibility and IEP

9.  How do I complete a Triennial Evaluation, Eligibility and IEP on Enrich?

Creating a Triennial Eligibility and IEP

10.  How do I complete an Annual Review IEP on Enrich?

Creating an Annual Review

11.  How do I complete an Excusal?  Reminder:  Excusal only applies to Related Service Staff who are required to attend, but can be excused.

Completing an Excusal

12.  ESY  (Exended School Year)

ESY

13.  Creating In and Out of State Transfer (for guidance about Transfers, see Transfers in Special Education Procedural Manual…..next column over).

In and Out of State Transfer       Guidance for Putting Dates in Transfer

14.  Transfer of students between Enrich Users

Transfer of students between San Luis Valley Enrich Users

15.  Where do I find additional documents such as PWN, SOP, Release, IEP amendment, etc.?

Add Action

16.  What does the overdue or red indicators mean?

Overdue Documentation

17.  How do I delete a goal, or a special consideration that I accidentally created?

Deleting before Finalization

18.  Translating and Printing Spanish Forms (REMEMBER:  Wait to finalize if an IEP needs to be transcribed into Spanish)

Translating Spanish IEP Forms

19.  How do I progress monitor on Enrich?

Progress Monitoring

20.  How do I complete a Progress Report on Enrich?

Progress Reports

21.  What do you mean by Finalizing? How do I save?  When do I validate and what does that mean?  What if I pulled in the wrong age IEP?

Finalizing, Saving, Validating, Converting

22.  How do I complete an IEP amendment on Enrich? (Remember:  IEP amendments cannot change LRE…see Special Educational Procedural manual in next column to address your questions).

IEP Amendment

23.  What pages have to be uploaded? How do I upload?

Uploading required pages

24.  How do I complete  PWN/Graduation/ Maximim Age and Summary of Performance (SOP)

PWN/Graduation/Max Age & SOP

25.  Who has to log services and how do I do that?

Services Log

26.  Early Childhood Considerations:  Documenting LRE for Oct. 1 count, how to document transition to Kindergarten.

Early Childhood Guidelines

27.  How do we document that we reviewed an IEP if it is on line and in Enrich?

Documenting Access to an IEP in Enrich

Transition to Adulthood IEP Documentati

The State of Colorado has high accountability towards meeting documentation requirements and implementing programming to meet transition to adulthood post school outcomes.  The documents below provide guidance in meeting quality Indicator 13 IEP documentation requirements.  For curriculum and instructional supports, see the Transition to Adulthood  in the Departments Section. All students 8th GL and above should have IEP’s written on Transition to Adulthood forms.

 

1  CDE Compliance Tips guide best practice in documenting all areas of Indicator 13 compliance.  They are a guide that should be utilized to write your IEP.  The next documents capture pictures of what Transition Concepts go in “What section of Enrich’?

CDE Indicator 13 Compliance

 

2.  How do I invite the student to an IEP meeting on Enrich?

Remember: Invite the student beginning grade 8! 

Notice of Meeting for a Student

 

3.  Where do I document Transition to Adulthood gaps and strengths in academic, behavioral and social skills?  Where do I document Transition to Adulthood Transition Assessment?

Transition Assessment and Gap Documentation

Documentation demonstrating annual goals updated annually based on Transition Assessment 

 Transition AssessmentDocumentation

 

4.  Where do I document PSG’s (Post Secondary Goals? Remember:  All PSG’s must be written as “Student will…..”

An Education/Training PSG AND Career/Employment PSG are required for all students.

Where do I write PSG in Enrich?               PSG Examples

 

6.  Where do I document Planned Course of Study?

Planned Course of Study                   Planned Course of Study Examples

 

7.  Where do I document Transition Services?  How are transition services different than special education  and related services?

Transition Services                   Transition Service Examples

 

8.  How do I link annual goals to PSG?

Annual goals linked to PSG examples

 

9.  A Before and After IEP Meeting Planning Guide was created as a result of one of the Transition to Adulthood Institutes.  Feel free to use this planning guide if it helps you ensure you are meeting all Transition to Adulthood Requirements.

Before and After IEP Planning Guide

 

10.  Especially for students going to college or post secondary training, it is best practice for students to lead their IEP.  For some students with more needs, the expectation can be modified to contribute to their IEP meeting.

Student led IEP meeting agenda.  

 

11.  Example IEP for student with Mild to Moderate needs

Mike Practice IEP

 

12.  Example IEP for student with Significant needs

Carrie Practice IEP

 

13.  What kind of skills should I be identifying to develop in an IEP to meet Post Secondary Outcomes?

Training and Work Skills to Consider

 

14.  When my IEP is audited for Indicator 13 compliance, what do they look for?  Below is a similar format that CDE has been guided by US Department of Education/OSEP to utilize in meeting Indicator 13 compliance.

NSTTAC 1-13 Compliance:  8 questions to review on IEP’s. 

 

15.  Exit and SOP

In Enrich, open the Exit for Graduation form FIRST.  When you complete this form the Summary of Performance (SOP) will automatically be generated.  Examples of SOP are below.  

SOP for Significant Needs Example

SOP for Learning Disability Example

SOP for Social Emotional Disability Example

 

Contact Stacey Holland at sholland@old.slvboces.org or (719) 589-5851 for any questions regarding Transition to Adulthood IEP documentation!

Contacts

For questions about Special Education processes contact:

stacey

Stacey Holland     

Special Education Director    

sholland@old.slvboces.org   
719-587-5409 

For questions about Frontline/Enrich contact your records clerk:  

robin

Robin Valle
rvalle@old.slvboces.org
719-587-5403 

             Covering – Alamosa, Centennial, Center, Moffat/Crestone, Mountain Valley,

Sierra Grande, Sanford, all Early Childhood
 

rebecca

 
Rebecca Gomez
rgomez@old.slvboces.org   
719-587-5402 

Covering – Creede, Del Norte, North Conejos, Monte Vista, Sangre de Cristo,

Sargent and South Conejos

       

Special Education Procedural Manual

Within this section are guidelines from the SLV BOCES special education procedural manual.  Each topic is available below.  Topics cover  most special education legal processes.  The complete Special Education Procedural Manual is at the bottom of the list.

 

1.  For New Providers in Special Education and those that want a review, click the yellow links below for Information about IEP development, timelines , etc.  This is a general overview.

The IEP Process

 

2.  How to refer to Special Education?  For K-12 Form and information, click yellow links below.

Referral to Special Education and  SLV BOCES K-12 Referral Form

 

3.  IEP Evaluation.  click yellow links.

Evaluation Planning and Documentation   OR    Special Evaluation to Add or Delete a Service

 

4.  IEP Amendment–When can I do an amendment without having to hold an IEP meeting?

IEP Amendment Guide

 

5.  Progress Reporting and Progress Monitoring.  Click yellow link.

Progress Reporting

 

6.  Prior Written Notice and Other Factors?  When should it be provided?  How do I write a Prior Written Notice?

Prior Written Notice 

 

7.  What should I write in Impact of Disability?

Impact of Disability

 

8.  What is the role of a Case Manager?

SLV Case Manager and Roles Guide     OR   Case Manager Aide 

 

9.  IEP Roles and Responsibilities for ALL Team Members, including General Education

IEP Roles and Responsibilities    and   Role of General Education in IEP/Special Ed

 

10.  How do I add or remove a related service on an IEP?

Add or Deleting a Service for an IEP

 

11.  What pages have to be uploaded?

Uploading Signatures Pages

 

12.  What if we can’t obtain a Permission to Re-Evaluate or for Initial Evaluation?

Unable to obtain permission to re-evaluate/initial evaluation

 

13.  Colorado Eligibility Criteria and Categories.  What do we need to identify Significant Learning Disability?

Colorado Eligibility Criteria and Categories

 

14. Educational Surrogate Parent  What is it, when do I need a surrogate parent and how do I find one?

Educational Surrogate Parents

 

15. What is an In State Transfer, an Out of State Transfer? How do we complete the Transfer Process?

Transfer Process           Change of Status Form

 

16.  How do I complete ESY?  Am I required to complete ESY on all students?  What is ESY?

ESY

 

17. What is the difference between Direct and Indirect Services?  Can Indirect Services stand alone as the only IEP service?  (NO).

Definition of Direct and Indirect Services and Examples

 

18.  What is a Manifestation and what are the steps to complete a Manifestation?

Manifestation Memo from CDE

 

19.  What do I do when a parent wants to Revoke Special Education Services?

Revocation of Services 

 

20.  What are “Homebound” Services and how do we document those services?  Can these students be counted on Oct. 1 or Dec. 1 counts?

Homebound

 

21.  What kind of documentation should be included on an IEP and in an evaluation report if a student is learning English as a Second Language?

English as a Second Language Documentation

 

22. A family wants IEP services but their child attends a private school?  What do we do for students who are educated in a private school setting?

Private Placement and Individual Service Plans 

 

Form for SLV BOCES staff to document private placement services                

 

23.  Our Extended Services classrooms have students from Out of District.  What is the school of attendance and classroom responsible for?

Out of District Students in Extended Services Classrooms

 

24.  What is SWAAAC and what is the process for obtaining a SWAAAC evaluation?

SWAAAC

 

25.  Early Childhood IEP Considerations  AND Referral Form.  There are differences between Early Childhood IEP and K-7th Grade Level IEP.  (A student is considered early childhood until the age of 6).

Early Childhood Referral       Early Childhood IEP Documentation      LRE and Early Childhood

 

27.  How do we request a paraprofessional if needed?

 Paraprofessional Request Guide                                          Paraprofessional Request Form

 

28.  AU Decisions. There are components in the IEP process that local Administrative Units decide.  What are our local decisions?

SLV BOCES/Local AU decision. 

 

29.  When can I use restraints?

CDE Guidelines for the Protection of Persons from Restraint

 

30.  Accountability in Special Education is measured by State Performance Plan measures, also known as SPP Indicators.  What are Part B SPP Indicators?

SPP Indicators

 

27.  Understanding BOCES role and relationship with 14 districts.  What does BOCES fund, what do districts fund?

SLV BOCES Duties and Responsibilities

 

28.  Why can’t special education information be shown on reports and transcripts?

US Department of Education Guidance on Report Cards/Transcripts and Special Education.

 

29.  SLV BOCES Special Education Procedural Manual 

 

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