24MASEPBH1- Appendix A - Matrix - Final.xlsx

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24MASEPBH1 | Special Education Departmental Master Services
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BD-23-1026-DOE02-DOE01-87363
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Middlesex County, Massachusetts

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This document is a Departmental Master Agreement for Special Education Services (24MASEPBH1) between the Massachusetts Department of Education (DESE) and vendors. The contract covers a wide range of services related to students with disabilities, including data analysis, content expertise, IEP processes, disability-related topics, family/community engagement, coaching and professional development, State performance reporting, program evaluation, and technology supports. Vendors can select the specific service areas they are qualified to provide. The contract term is unknown, but may include renewal options.

The contract seeks to establish a pool of qualified vendors to provide specialized services to support students with disabilities across Massachusetts. Pricing details are not provided, but the contract may include set-asides or preferences for small, minority, or women-owned businesses. The current incumbent vendors are not specified. Funding sources are also not detailed, but will likely come from the Massachusetts DESE budget and federal special education funds.

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24MASEPBH1: Departmental Master Agreement: Special Education - BD-23-1026-DOE02-DOE01-87363
VENDOR'S NAME: ____________________________________________________________________________ AREA(S) OF SUBSTANTIVE EXPERTISE
SERVICE(S) (Place and "X" in all that are being applied to)
Area 1.Data Related to Students with Disabilities
1.1data collection, analysis, triangulation, summary reporting and recommending
1.2Data-driven decision-making for systemic improvement
1.3Development and appropriate use of formative and summative assessments
1.4Examination of data sources and outcomes from a Diversity/Equity/Inclusion and anti-racist lens
1.5MCAS and MCAS Alternative Assessment
1.6Disproportionality
1.7Identifying and addressing biases and inequities in special education
Area 2.Content Area Expertise with a Focus on Students with Disabilities
2.1Co-Teaching
2.2Creation and implementation of effective collaborative structures and supports
2.3Culturally responsive instructional practices
2.4Differentiated instruction
2.5Assessment and provision of language supports for English learners (ELs)
2.6English language arts
2.7Inclusion and support of students with disabilities in the least restrictive environment (LRE)
2.8Massachusetts Curriculum Frameworks and Common Core Standards
2.9Mathematics
2.10Improving positive social-emotional skills and relationships through Positive behavior interventions and supports (PBIS)
2.11Progress monitoring
2.12Service provider integrated therapies
2.13Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Math (STEAM)
Area 3.Individualized Education Program (IEP) Process and Implementation
3.1Early childhood transition
3.2Secondary transition
3.3Cultural considerations when assessing for and determining eligibility
3.4Accommodations and modifications
3.5Disability categories, definitions, and requirements
3.6Eligibility determination
3.7Evaluations and screenings
3.8Specially designed instruction
3.9Training and support on the IEP process
Area 4.Disability Related Topics
4.1Autism
4.2Developmental Delay
4.3Intellectual Disability
4.4Sensory Disabilities
4.5Neurological Disability
4.6Emotional Disability
4.7Communication Disability
4.8Physical Disabilities
4.9Health Disabilities
4.10Specific Learning Disabilities
4.11English learners (ELs) with disabilities
4.14American Sign Language (ASL) Total Communication
Area 5.Family, Caregiver, and Community Engagement
5.1Strengthening of school, family, caregiver, agency, and community partnerships
5.2Language/cultural liaison development to foster school, family, and community partnerships
5.3Policy development, modeling and implementation of federal and state level initiatives
Area 6.Coaching, Technical Assistance, and Professional Development
6.1Early Childhood coordination and leadership
6.2IEP Team leadership
6.3Special education leadership for experienced administrators
6.4Special education leadership for new administrators
6.5Preparation, support, and training for paraprofessionals
6.6Training and support for Special Education panel/advisory council
6.7Comprehensive System Personnel Development (CSPD)
6.8Family and caregiver engagement, training, and support
6.9Implementation of dyslexia guidance
6.10Support foe schools and districts identified as Needs Intervention/Needs Assistance
6.11Recruitment, support, and retention of special educators and administrators
6.12Investigatory tools, plans, and Report writing.
6.13job performance skills for state level employees
Area 7.State Performance Planning and Annual Reporting
7.1Indicators 1 & 2 Graduation and Drop-out Rates
7.2Indicator 3 Assessment
7.3Indicator 4 Discipline, Suspension and Expulsion Significant Discrepancy
7.4Indicator 5 & 6 and Educational Environments (including Preschool) Inclusion (LRE Placement)
7.5Indicator 7 Preschool Outcomes
7.6Indicator 8 Parent Involvement
7.7Indicator 9 & 10 Disproportionate Representation
7.8Indicator 11 & 12 Child Find, Transition to Preschool
7.9Indicator 13 & 14 Secondary Transition & Post-School Outcomes
7.10Indicator 15 & 16 Complaints, Mediation, and Dispute Resolution
7.11Indicator 17 MA State Systemic Improvement Plan
7.12Massachusetts State Performance Plan (MA SPP) and Annual Performance Reports (MA APR)
Area 8.Evaluation of Special Education Programming
8.1Dispute resolution
8.2Evaluation of school and district special education programs
8.3Identification and placement of students by subgroups
8.4Supporting students with disabilities social-emotional, academic and behavioral needs
8.5Improving graduation rates and drop-out prevention
8.6Implementation of Special Education laws and regulations
8.7Early childhood transition assessment, programming, services, and outcomes
8.8Secondary transition assessment, programming, services, and outcomes
Area 9.DESE Support Activities
9.1Data analysis and use
9.2Development, modeling, and dissemination of best practices
9.3Strategic Planning
9.4Fiscal analysis and use
9.5Event planning, registration, management, and evaluation
9.6Designing and implementing cycles of inquiry and improvement
9.7Digital content curation (collecting/sharing/disseminating digital content)
9.8Web design - site analytics and redesign
9.9Audience-specific copy-editing and document design
Area 10.Technology Supports and Services for Students with Disabilities
10.1Assistive technology identification, evaluation, and services
10.2Assistive technology device loaning program
10.3Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC)
10.4Technology integration - digital learning & personalized learning opportunities
10.5Human speech audio digital textbooks - production and dissemination
10.6Professional development on the use of human speech audio digital textbooks
10.7Audiobook Library Management and Lending services

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