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Reports From the Wisconsin Birth to 3 Program

The Wisconsin Birth to 3 Program
State Performance Plan (SPP)

The State Performance Plan (FFY 2005-2010) was originally submitted on December 2, 2005 to the U.S. Department of Education (DOE). This is a federally required plan that is reviewed and approved or modified by the DOE Secretary. The States were required to include: (1) baseline data that reflect the State’s efforts to implement Part C of the IDEA; (2) measurable and rigorous targets for the next six years for each of the indicators established by the DOE Secretary in the priority areas under section 616(a) of the IDEA; and (3) activities the State will undertake to improve implementation of Part C.

State Performance Plan 2005-2010
amended and resubmitted April 10, 2008 
(PDF, 335 KB)

The DOE Secretary, Office of Special Education Programs (OSEP), informed Wisconsin on March 20, 2006 that Wisconsin's SPP under Part C met the requirements of section 616(b) to including measurable and rigorous targets and improvement activities. This letter and related comments may be viewed on OSEP's website. (Exit DHS)

State Annual Performance Reports (APR)

The State Annual Performance Report (APR) must be submitted annually by February 1st of each year. Federal requirements specify that the State shall report annually to the DOE Secretary and the public on the performance of the State under the State’s performance plan (SPP).

DETERMINATION STATUS FOR IMPLEMENTATION OF PART C IN WISCONSIN

Wisconsin's third Annual Performance Report (APR) for FFY 2007 (PDF, 487 KB) was submitted February 1, 2009. The Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) requires that the DOE Secretary make an annual determination as to whether each State is meeting the requirements of the statute, based on the data submitted in the APR and other available information. Individuals can access the Office of Special Education Program's (OSEP) determination letter (PDF, 935 KB) regarding Wisconsin's performance in FFY 2006, as well as the FFY 2006 APR response (PDF, 43 KB) at OSEP's website. (Exit DHS)

We anticipate notification on Wisconsin's new status and annual determination to be issued in June, 2009. Until that time, you may review FFY 2006 results by accessing OSEP's Determination letter (PDF, 935 KB), the FFY 2006 APR Response table (PDF, 43 KB), and an explanation of how DOE made these determinations (PDF, 17 KB).

OSEP Determination Letter (PDF, 935 KB)
FFY 2006 APR Response Table (PDF, 43 KB)
2008 C Determinations Explanation (PDF, 17 KB)

County Performance Data

In addition to reporting on the overall state performance each year, Wisconsin's Birth to 3 Program is also required to report annually on the performance of each individual county Birth to 3 Program based on the federal indicators described in the State Annual Performance Report.

For an inter-active view of the FFY 2007 data, the North Central Regional Resource Center (Exit DHS), one of six regional resource centers funded by the U.S. DOE Office of Special Education Programs, hosts an online site (Exit DHS) where interested parties can view and compare the county data reported in Wisconsin's Annual Performance Report.

WI Birth to 3 Program:
County Compliance with Federal Indicators (Exit DHS)

Last Revised: June 10, 2009