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Appendix 21: Anticipated Changes for 2011–<strong>12</strong><br />

Step 4: If the student is NOT AT ALL participating in a regular early childhood program,<br />

determine if the student is attending a special education program as described below and<br />

select the appropriate code (PS04 through PS06):<br />

• Separate Class (special education program in a class with less than 50 percent<br />

nondisabled students) (code PS04) in<br />

o Regular school buildings;<br />

o Trailers or portables outside regular school buildings;<br />

o Child care facilities;<br />

o Hospital facilities on an outpatient basis;<br />

o Other community-based settings<br />

• Separate schools- public or private day schools designed specifically for students with<br />

disabilities (code PS05); and<br />

• Residential facilities – publicly or privately operated residential schools or residential<br />

medical facilities on an inpatient basis (code PS06).<br />

Please note, since only one least restrictive environment code may be selected for each<br />

student, the PS04 through PS06 codes should be selected for students who may also receive<br />

some special education and related services at home or at a service provider or other location<br />

as described in Steps 5 and 6.<br />

Step 5: If the student receives some or all his/her special education and/or related services at<br />

home and does not attend a regular early childhood program or a special education program,<br />

select code PS07 (home). Select this code for the student even if the student also receives<br />

some of his/her special education and related services in a service provider location or some<br />

other location that is not described in any other code.<br />

Step 6: If the student does not attend either a regular early childhood program or a special<br />

education program and also does not receive special education and related services at home,<br />

select code PS08 (service provider location or some other location that is not in any other<br />

category). The PS08 code includes, for example, private clinicians’ offices, clinicians’ offices<br />

located in school buildings, and hospital facilities on an outpatient basis.<br />

Examples for preschool students attending a regular early childhood program (see Step<br />

#3 for definitions of “A” and “B”):<br />

1. A student attends a private nursery school program for 8 hours a week. She receives 2.5<br />

hours a week of special education itinerant services in the nursery school program and 2.5<br />

hours a week of services at home.<br />

Calculation: A = 5 hours; B = 2.5 hour. B/A = .5<br />

Select code PS11 (Attending a regular early childhood program for less than 10 hours a<br />

week and receiving the majority of hours of special education and related services in the<br />

regular early childhood program).<br />

2. A student attends a day care center for 30 hours a week. He receives 3 hours of special<br />

education and related services per week at the day care center.<br />

Calculation: A = 3 hours; B = 3 hours. B/A = 1.0<br />

Select code PS09 (Attending a regular early childhood program for 10 or more hours a<br />

week and receiving the majority of hours of special education and related services in the<br />

regular early childhood program.)<br />

308 Student Information Repository System Manual for 2010–11 Version 6.2

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