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What's Happening with the DBPT & ISPP?

Category H & R:   ISPPs serve as the Functional Behaviour Assessment and are required for all H and R designations. 

Category D:  Where you are submitting eligibility documentation for a student with a complex condition and the diagnosis does not necessarily result in a significant support need or complex presentation at school, please submit the ISPP or relevant domains of the DBPT with the other documents.

Both the ISPPs and the DBPT will provide detailed information regarding a student’s individualized needs, and are invaluable with regards to selecting IEP goals and objectives.

Even where these are not required (see above) as part of the eligibility paperwork, one of these tools should be utilized in creating the initial IEP, and reviewed annually (using a highlighter on the initial document, in a similar fashion to a Quickscale), as part of the IEP review process.  

ISPP – Students with Physical Disabilities/Chronic Health Impairments (Category D)

ISPP – Autism Spectrum Disorder (Category G)

ISPP – Intellectual Disabilities (Category K)

ISPP – Students with Behaviour/Mental Illness (Categories R & H)

ISPP – Students with Learning Disabilities (Category Q)

Domain Based Planning Tool   – please choose relevant domains to support your planning.   It is not necessary to do the full battery unless the student has needs in each of the domains.   

Designations

Category A

Physically Dependent

Category B

Deafblind

Category C

Moderate to Profound Intellectual

Category D

Chronic Health

Category E

Visual Impairment

Category F

Deaf/Hard of Hearing

Designations

Category G

Autism Spectrum

Category H

Intensive Behaviour Support

Category K

Physically Mild Intellectual

Category Q

Learning Support

Category R

Moderate Behaviour Support