What are the Committees on Special Education (CSEs) and Committees on Preschool Special Education (CPSEs) and who do they Serve? How can my child be considered for special …

A student's performance on State and district-wide assessments is discussed, considered and documented during the CSE meeting. Student’s strengths and needs guide IEP development. …

Questions and Answers on Special Education Meeting Notice and Related Requirements. Where does the meeting notice form identify whether the meeting is a Committee on Special …

At the CPSE meeting, the team will review the evaluation results, share and learn more about your child, and determine if your child is eligible for preschool special education services.

The New York State Education Department (NYSED) has developed Meeting Notice forms for Committee on Preschool Special Education (CPSE), Committee on Special Education (CSE) …

You will be invited to an Individualized Education Program (IEP) meeting after your child's evaluation is completed. At the meeting, the IEP team, of which you are a member, will review …

Read “CPSE Meeting” in the Family Guide to learn more about your role at a CPSE meeting, details on how children are found eligible, what’s included in the IEP, and holding additional …

The Committee on Preschool Special Education (CPSE) includes: Chairperson - district representative; Special education provider of the child - or evaluator if it is an initial meeting; …

A CPSE meeting must be held at least once a year to review the student's progress toward goals and to review and revise the student's education program. Members of the committee include: …

If your child moves on to the CPSE to CSE Transition Review Meeting it is an Initial Eligibility Determination Meeting where the school-age CSE Committee determines eligibility, including …