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Presentation: TEA autism grant reports progress; "193 STUDENTS SERVED!"
Summary
Wacey Tobler presented the TEA Innovative Services for Students with Autism Grant overview to the board, reporting evidence-based, technology-focused practices and noting that 193 students have been served through the cooperative.
Wacey Tobler, Technology Coordinator and Program Manager, presented an overview of the 2024'2026 Texas Education Agency Innovative Services for Students with Autism Grant during the March 25 board meeting. Tobler described evidence-based, technology-centered interventions implemented across the Military School Districts' Special Education Cooperative and attached detailed slides and data to the meeting record. The presentation materials noted "193 STUDENTS SERVED!" as a key program milestone.
Board members received the report as an informational item (no Board action was required). The slides presented baseline and interim results for technical and social skills metrics across assessment periods (showing gains identified as total gain percentages), and described community events and student transition supports included in the grant activities.
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