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OSPI briefs board on inclusion gains and tools for supporting students with disabilities
Summary
OSPI presenters told the board that Washington has increased inclusion of students with IEPs in general education settings and showcased case studies and tools for comparable‑content course substitutions that adjust depth/breadth/complexity rather than lowering standards.
OSPI officials delivered a detailed presentation on inclusive instruction and the state’s approach to ensuring students with disabilities meet grade‑level standards through supports rather than waivers.
Alexandra (OSPI) framed the change: “An IEP at its core is a plan for access and progress,” she said, explaining the role of IEP teams in supporting grade‑level achievement and the shift away from waiving graduation requirements toward using comparable‑content course substitutions aligned with students’ high‑school‑and‑beyond plans.
OSPI summarized recent policy…
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