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Here's a few tips on how Brolly can support communication between providers-

Brolly Best Practices: How Communication Between Providers can Help Improve Services | Brolly We've heard it before, communication is key. Here are four ways better communication between providers can help improve services.

SERVICE SETTING FEATURE RELEASE - When users log a service in Brolly, they can now select the setting the service took place in.

Transparency into location data can help administrators understand whether students are receiving services in accordance with LRE as well as inform student placement and staffing in your district.

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Enjoying all the speakers, conversations and connections at CASE! Council of Administrators of Special Education, a Division of CEC

Let's talk service tracking!
You can find our booth next to the lounge at CASE.
Council of Administrators of Special Education, a Division of CEC

School is back in session and that means it's time for some PD! But how do you know what training would most benefit your staff and students? Learn how you can leverage Brolly data to inform PD in your special education department.
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Brolly Best Practices: How to Leverage Data for Proactive Professional Development - Brolly Special education directors hold significant responsibility when it comes to making sure teachers are constantly learning and improving. Brolly can help you quickly determine what professional development is best for your staff.

The process of hiring and staffing in special education is both complicated and uncertain. Since the needs of students with disabilities are changing per their IEPs, staffing targets are always moving. Data transparency allows you to be proactive in attracting and hiring the best possible staff based on your student needs. Here’s how data can help you take a proactive approach to staffing.

How Data can Help Special Education Leaders be Proactive About Staffing - Brolly Data transparency allows you to be proactive in attracting and hiring the best possible staff based on your student needs. Here’s how data can help you take a proactive approach to staffing.

Are you leveraging data for your IEP meetings? Brolly can help case managers prepare for IEP meetings with one simple dashboard. https://hubs.ly/Q01jVwNR0

4 Ways to Use Brolly to Prep for an IEP Meeting - Brolly Understand current performance, identify appropriate goals, gain insights into effective supports and accommodations and justify movement in the LRE.

Take a look at these tips for implementing student centered IEP meetings in your district.

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Best Practices for Student Centered IEP Meetings - Brolly When students are invested in their services and understand their needs, their outcomes are greater. Student-centered IEP meetings can be held at any developmental level- even if the student isn’t attending the meeting.

Want visibility into service provision in your district? See services and progress towards IEP goals with our interactive dashboards. Take a proactive approach to compliance this school year.

Dashboards - Brolly Explore real-time IEP tracking data in an interactive dashboard. Easily see which students are on track and off track for their IEP goals.

While so much of the recent news has amplified the importance of tracking services, it is important to remember that the center of it all is student achievement. See how tracking IEP goals can impact student achievement in your district.

How IEP Goal Tracking Impacts Student Achievement - Brolly Learn how IEP goal tracking can help special education leaders take a proactive approach to student achievement.

We're excited to support the Council for Exceptional Children as a featured partner! If you haven't gotten a chance, click the link below to take a look at all the CEC partners who support special education.

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Partner Solutions Directory The CEC Partner Solutions Directory is intended to provide a guide to businesses, organizations, and resources that support the special education community. The Council for Exceptional Children or any of its employees neither endorse, warrant, nor guarantee the products or services advertised in the...

Data collection is critical in Special Education programs. With so many data collections methods it can be difficult to choose the right one. Here is a comparison of three data collection tools: Pen & Paper, Spreadsheets and IEP Goal Tracking Software.

IEP Data Collection Tools - Brolly Data collection is critical in Special Education, but with so many different methods it's difficult to select the right one for your district. Here is a comparison of three common data collection tools.

Want to learn more about progress monitoring in special education? Check out our Free Guide to Progress Monitoring! https://hubs.li/Q01hv3vy0

Free Guide to Progress Monitoring - Brolly This in-depth guide to progress monitoring provides a foundation of information about measuring progress towards IEP goals in special education.

Whether your district has 50 or 5,000 students with IEPs, getting a pulse on compliance can be a daunting task. Here’s how, in a few minutes a week, you can gain a high-level view of your district’s level of IEP compliance.

Get a Pulse on IEP Compliance - Brolly Special education leaders have significant responsibility when it comes to ensuring students are receiving the services they’re entitled to. With Brolly, a few minutes a week can give you a pulse on services provided across your district.

We've rebranded! Athlos Special Education Logs software is now Brolly- a company dedicated to helping special education departments through streamlined software.

Athlos Special Education Logs Rebrands as Brolly - Brolly Athlos Special Education Logs is now Brolly! After experiencing explosive growth in the last two years, the software is being spun off and rebranded to better align with the focused vision – To build a company dedicated to helping special education departments be successful.

When students are invested in their services and understand their needs, their outcomes are greater. Student-centered IEP meetings can be held at any developmental level – even if the student isn’t attending the meeting.

Best Practices for Student Centered IEP Meetings - Athlos Special Education Logs When students are invested in their services and understand their needs, their outcomes are greater. Student-centered IEP meetings can be held at any developmental level- even if the student isn’t attending the meeting.

OSEP releases OSEP Fast Facts: Educational Environments of School Aged Children with Disabilities highlighting the environments in which children with disabilities receive special education and related services

OSEP releases OSEP Fast Facts: Educational Environments of School Aged Children with Disabilities The Office of Special Education Programs released an OSEP Fast Facts on educational environments of school aged children with disabilities.

Find out how we can help streamline the documentation of IEP compliance by consolidating service and progress logging in one simple app.

2 Ways to Improve IEP Compliance with Athlos - Athlos Special Education Logs Over the last five years, the number of due process complaints regarding IEP compliance has increased. However, demonstrating mastery of goals and completion of service minutes can be difficult without the proper tool.

Is your team logging services? Here's 4 reasons to consider it.

4 Reasons Logging Special Education Services is Critical for School Districts - Athlos Special Education Logs Districts with an established practice of logging services systematically are more equipped to easily share data demonstrating what services were provided, when they were provided and by whom they were provided.

Find out how establishing a standard for data-based IEP meetings can improve meeting efficiency.

Standardizing Data-Based IEP Meetings District leaders spend considerable time making difficult decisions within the context of IEP meetings. See how setting a standard for data-based IEP meetings can help.

$1.5 trillion spending bill signed earlier this week includes $14.5 billion for special education.

Congress Boosts Funding For Special Ed, Disability Programs A $1.5 trillion spending bill signed by President Joe Biden will mean more money for special education and other programs for people with disabilities, but advocates say it's not enough.

Athlos is offering special deals on mid-year implementations. Contact us to learn more about getting your district or school signed up!

Interested in learning more about how the Athlos app can help your special education department? Schedule a personal demo: https://athlos.org/sped-logs-quote-demo/

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The Athlos app solution is eligible for federal, state, and local funding sources. By exploring these opportunities, your district or school may identify many different methods of purchasing the Athlos Special Education Service Logs App. https://athlos.org/sped-software-funding/