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goal is to provide regular communication to parents about students’ continued academic progress and to assure that students are on track for high school graduation.
The Student Learning Plan Web site is part of the
Education Data Systems (EDS) portal.
Who is required to have a plan?
SLPs must be prepared for all students in 8th grade who were not successful on any or all of the content areas of the MSP during the previous year or who may not be on track to graduate due to credit deficiencies or absences.
SLPs are maintained until the student meets standards on the MSP or MSP retakes.
Grade 8: Parents and legal guardians will be notified annually (at least) about the information in the SLP. To the
extent possible, the information will be translated into the primary
language of the family. The learning plan will include
- MSP results
- Washington Language Proficiency Test (WLPT) scores, if the student is in a bilingual program
- Credit deficiencies
- Attendance rates over the previous two years
When do the plans have to be completed?
Plans must be completed within the school year. Although completed plans early in the year would provide more time to help students who do not meet standard on the
MSP, the law allows plans to be completed any time within the school year.
What parent/guardian involvement is required?
Parent or legal guardian notification about the SLP will be at least annually, preferably through a parent conference. Progress and plan modifications shall be reported annually to parent/guardian.
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