Acronyms and Terminology in Education: Educational Stability Team Overview
Explore the essential acronyms and terminology in the educational stability team to enhance your understanding of programs like Massachusetts Migrant Education, Foster Care, Military Interstate Children's Compact Commission, and more. Uncover the distinctions between similar terms and grasp the significance of key abbreviations affecting educational support and resources.
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Acronyms and Terminology Educational Stability Team Thursday, October 6, 2021
01 Program Shortcuts 02 Sharing is Caring 03 May be Alike yet Different CONTENTS 04 Typos, Anyone? 05 Resources
01 Program Shortcuts Massachusetts Migrant Education Program Foster Care FC MMEP Military Interstate Children s Compact Commission McKinney Vento MKV MIC3 3 Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education
02 Sharing is Caring MMEP FC MKV MIC3 CSPR Consolidated State Performance Report SEA State Educational Agency Local Educational Agency 4 Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education
03 May be Alike yet Different MKV= SOO is the school last attended and went homeless. FC= SOO is the school the student was attending when placed in foster care or at the time of a subsequent change in FC placement. SOO or school of origin exist in MKV and FC but are defined differently for both. 5 Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education
03 May be Alike yet Different (Continued) Another example exists with Unaccompanied Homeless Youth or UHY in MKV and Out of School Youth or OSY in the MMEP. UHY are youth or students who are out of the custody of a parent/legal guardian and are homeless. OSY are students who are not enrolled in a K-12 school and are under the age of 21. They are primarily here to work youth or dropped out of school to work. 6 Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education
04 Typos, Anyone? NASDME NASDSE National Association of State Directors of Migrant Education National Association of State Directors of Special Education 7 Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education
05 Resources 8 Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education
