Districts and Schools

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FIN facilitates the implementation of best practices for supporting students with disabilities in the least restrictive environment for districts and schools. 

Districts

FIN Facilitators can provide these customized services and supports below to districts, but not limited to the following: 

  • District needs assessment: District-level Best Practices for Inclusive Education (BPIE) assessment aligned to DBPIE Assessment Priority Indicator, surveys, interviews, checklists, 
  • District-based planning and problem-solving
  • Professional learning
  • Repeated classroom visits/observation/feedback
  • Ongoing, specific PL, technical assistance (TA) and follow-up to district teams
  • Data collection, data analysis, evaluation, and progress monitoring for district-level teams
  • Building capacity sessions for cadres in effective practices in supporting students with disabilities in the least restrictive environment (e.g., facilitating and supporting school-level BPIE assessment)
  • Co-training/co-facilitation with cadre members
  • Facilitate teams/cadres with implementation of district-level collaborative learning structures: professional learning communities, webinars, online learning courses,
  • Provision of research-based resources and related materials
  • Coordination of site visits to model schools
  • Multi-project collaboration to provide district support
  • Support for family involvement to increase LRE and student achievement
  • Data collection, evaluation and progress monitoring resources and tools
  • Peers as Partners in Learning development and coaching for district personnel

District Resources

Schools

FIN Facilitators can provide these customized services and supports below to schools, but not limited to the following:

  • School and classroom needs assessment: School–level Best Practices for Inclusive Education (BPIE) assessment and/or classroom walkthroughs
  • Ongoing school-level planning, and problem-solving in collaboration with district teams, school leadership teams, grade level teams, content area teams, individual teachers, and other special projects.
  • Site-based, job-embedded professional learning
  • Classroom visits, feedback and follow-up
  • Identify and implement progress monitoring and evaluation methods and strategies aligned with universal and intensive instruction
  • Site-based planning
  • PL for school-based leadership (e.g., Principal’s Academy)
  • Peers as Partners in Learning and coaching for school personnel
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Instructional Resources

Additional Resources

Tats and FIN Magazine

TATs and FIN Talk magazine > PDF

The Technical Assistance and Training System (TATS) and Florida Inclusion Network (FIN) five-part magazine focuses on inclusive education for children in  early childhood settings.

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