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Special education director reports 24 IEP meetings, says district meets YALT 1% threshold
Summary
Special education director Taryn reported the team has held 24 IEP meetings so far, completed required reconciliations for the 6-84 report, and confirmed the district remains below the state’s 1% alternate assessment threshold.
Taryn, the district’s special education lead, told the board the special education team has already hosted 24 individualized education program (IEP) meetings across K–12 and completed a reconciliation needed for the state’s 6-84 report, which links enrollment and special education services.
Taryn said the district met the Wyoming Department of Education’s expectation to remain under a 1% threshold for alternate assessments (YALT) and described the upcoming WDE self-assessment and file review period (typically October–December) during which the state will request documentation for a sample of students.
She told the board that the 6-84 reconciliation ensures PowerSchool and the district’s special-education platform are aligned and emphasized staffing and record-keeping work ahead during the WDE review window. No board votes were taken on special-education items at the meeting.
