New York State Education Department
	New York State Part B Annual Performance Report 2002-2003
	Office of Vocational and Educational Services for Individuals with Disabilities

Index: Cluster Area IV Executive Summary Table FAPE.I Table FAPE.II Table FAPE.III Table FAPE.IV Table FAPE.V Table FAPE.VI Attachment 2 Attachment 3A Attachment 3B Attachment 3B continued Attachment 3C Attachment 3D Attachment 3E Attachment 3E continued Attachment 3F ATTACHMENT 3B continued Report of the Participation and Performance of Students with Disabilities on State Assessments by Content Area, Grade, and Type of Assessment	NAVIGATION Home (Full Index) Cluster Area I: General Supervision Cluster Area II: Early Childhood Transition Cluster Area III: Parent Involvement Cluster Area IV: Free Appropriate Public Education in the Least Restrictive Environment Cluster Area V: Secondary Transition Attachments Tables Appendices
Section B: Participation of Students with Disabilities  on Math Assessment (continued)

STATE: New York

SECTION B: PARTICIPATION OF STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES ON MATH ASSESSMENT (CONTINUED)

* Provide list of other reasons for exemption with the number of students exempted by each grade and reason for exemption.

**See Appendices 34 and 35 for definitions of 1999 and 2000 cohorts and note that the 1999 cohort did not include students with significant cognitive disabilities, however, the 2000 cohort includes these students, and data for the 2000 cohort will be included in next year’s performance report. Also the 1999 cohort data will be revised to include August 2003 graduates.

During the 2002-2003 school year, 386 students with disabilities were tested on NYS Alternate Assessment in Mathematics and 21 students were absent or did not receive a valid score on this assessment. Also during the 2002-2003 school year, there were 407 students with disabilities tested on NYS Alternate Assessment in English Language Arts and 15 students were absent or did not receive a valid score on this assessment.

The 407 (386 + 21) students and the 422 (407 + 15) students are not included in the 1999 cohort of 16,878 students with disabilities, and therefore the totals in Column 11 for High School on pages 5 and 11 are larger than the 1999 cohort number.

¹ NCLB cap is the limit on the percent of students whose scores can be held to alternate achievement standards in AYP calculations.

² Invalid results are assessment results that cannot be used for reporting and or aggregation due to problems in the testing process (e.g. students do not take all portions of the assessment or students do not fill out the answer sheet correctly).

APR/SUBMISSION REQUIREMENTS: 2002-2003
(OMB NO: 1820-0624/Expiration Date)

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