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SPP Indicators 13 and 14
18–22 Programs
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SPP Indicators 13 and 14
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Transition Planning Resources
SPP Indicator 13
The State Performance Plan (SPP) for Indicator 13 measures transition planning for students age 16 and above. This data must be reported annually to TEA.
For more information about this indicator, please click on the information below.
SPP Indicator 14
The State Performance Plan (SPP) for Indicator 14 measures postsecondary outcomes within one year of leaving high school for students who had an IEP in effect at the time of graduation. This data must be reported annually to TEA.
For more information about this indicator, please click on the information below.
General Information
Data Collection Schedule
Contact:
Dr. Theresa Cortney
Phone: 713.744.4470
E-mail: theresa.cortney@esc4.net