PROVIDE STUDENT ACADEMIC AND PERFORMANCE INFORMATION Sample Clauses

PROVIDE STUDENT ACADEMIC AND PERFORMANCE INFORMATION. Once a PROVIDER has been notified the DISTRICT shall immediately make available to PROVIDER all appropriate student academic performance and benchmarking information (including pervious year’s Florida Comprehensive Assessment Test (FCAT) scores, Dynamic Indicators of Basic Early Literacy Skills (DIBELS), results of formative benchmark assessments, etc.) that will assist PROVIDER to effectively develop the SLP and begin services to the student in a timely fashion.
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PROVIDE STUDENT ACADEMIC AND PERFORMANCE INFORMATION. Once a PROVIDER has been notified the DISTRICT shall immediately make available to PROVIDER all appropriate student academic performance and benchmarking information (including pervious year’s Florida Comprehensive Assessment Test (FCAT) scores, Dynamic Indicators of Basic Early Literacy Skills (DIBELS), results of formative benchmark assessments, etc.) that will assist PROVIDER during the development of the SLP. To be able to effectively determine the students’ weakest benchmark areas, the district is providing this information to the PROVIDER who is responsible for establishing no more than five academic achievement goal per subject area with specific pre- assessment data and expected percentage of mastery of goals verified during the post- assessment.
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