Special Education Law Blog: Reminder: Nov 21st Deadline for Comments on SPP Indicators

Thursday, November 20, 2008

Reminder: Nov 21st Deadline for Comments on SPP Indicators

Tomorrow, Friday November 21st is the deadline for the public to comment on the revised State Performance Plan indicators developed by the Office of Special Education Programs to track state compliance with IDEA, the federal special education law. Please send them your comments; it is good for OSEP to know that all stakeholders are paying attention.

Please see the post on this blog from November 6, 2008 for details concerning how to comment as well as further discussion of the SPP indicators. There you will also find a preview of the comments that I submitted concerning the SPP indicators. I also want to thank blogger Christina Samuels of the On Special Education blog for picking up on some of my saucier comments in that post:

http://blogs.edweek.org/edweek/speced/2008/11/department_of_education_appear_1.html

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