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P256Q CEP GOALS

2026–2027 School Year.

2026–2027 Comprehensive Education Plan Goals

P256Q’s Comprehensive Education Plan (CEP) identifies key priorities for student learning, safety, attendance, college and career readiness, and high-quality inclusive and accessible learning for students with disabilities.

Priority 1
All Students Learn to Read Well
Priority 2
Strong Mathematical Thinking & Problem Solving
Priority 3
Physical & Emotional Safety
Priority 4
College & Career Readiness
Priority 5
Attendance / Chronically Present
Additional Priority
Inclusive & Accessible Learning

All Students Learn to Read Well

By June 2027, literacy for Students with Disabilities (SWD) will improve, as measured by a 5 percentage point increase, from 50% to 55%, of an improvement with phonemic skills to support students' learning to read on the Fundations Intervention Placement Inventory.

Target: Increase from 50% to 55% by June 2027.
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All Students Develop Strong Mathematical Thinking and Problem Solving Skills

By June 2027, middle school students with disabilities in grades 6–8 will demonstrate a minimum of a 3-point RIT score growth in the Operations and Algebraic Thinking instructional area on the MAP Growth assessment, moving from a baseline RIT score of 180 to a target RIT score of 183.

Target: Grow from a baseline RIT score of 180 to 183.
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All Students Are Physically and Emotionally Safe

By June 2027, P256Q will reduce the average behavioral intensity rating of students assigned a crisis paraprofessional from a baseline average of 2.81 to an end-of-year average of 2.20 or lower, as measured by the 10-week BIP progress monitoring intensity metrics across all 7 sites.

Target: Reduce the average behavioral intensity rating from 2.81 to 2.20 or lower.
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All Students Graduate College and Career Ready and Have a Strong Plan and Pathway to Economic Security

By June 2027, the number of Students with Disabilities (SWD) participating in school-based internships or service activities will increase from 117 to 129 as measured by the NYC School Survey and internal participation rosters.

Target: Increase participation from 117 to 129 students.
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Attendance / Chronically Present — Every Day Matters

By June 2027, the attendance and student support team will ensure that 100% of students identified as chronically absent (attendance rate below 90%) have a minimum of three distinct Action Taken modalities logged in ATS ILOG within 15 school days of being flagged, shifting baseline documentation consistency from varied intervention tracking to a standardized tiered outreach system.

Target: 100% of identified chronically absent students receive documented, standardized outreach.
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Additional Priority: High Quality Inclusive & Accessible Learning for Students with Disabilities

By June 2027, the percentage of students aged 14–22 actively participating in their IEP meetings will increase to 50% as measured by the IEP Attendance page and Student Participation Google Form.

Target: Increase active IEP meeting participation to 50%.
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Progress Monitoring

Progress will be monitored four times during the 2026–2027 school year.

Q1: BaselineDue October 2026
Q2: Benchmark 1Due December 2026
Q3: Benchmark 2Due March 2027
Q4: Benchmark 3Due June 2027
Tracking CEP Progress: Progress toward each CEP goal will be maintained using QR codes posted at each site and on the website.