ECSE - Early Childhood Outcomes (ECO)/SPPI 7
State Performance Plan (SPP) Indicator 7
Early Childhood Outcomes
Since the Fall of 2007, all Local Education Agencies (LEAs) in the state of Texas must complete the Child Outcomes Summary (COS) Process for every preschool child (age 3-5 years, not in kindergarten) who qualifies for special education services. This is in accordance with State Performance Plan Indicator 7 (SPPI 7): Preschool Outcomes. School staff must be trained to complete the COS process which assigns a rating of 1-7 for each child compared to typically developing peers in three outcome areas. The COS data will be submitted to the Texas Education Agency through the Special Education Data System (SPEDS) Summer Submission within the Texas Student Data System (TSDS).
Since the Fall of 2007, all Local Education Agencies (LEAs) in the state of Texas must complete the Child Outcomes Summary (COS) Process for every preschool child (age 3-5 years, not in kindergarten) who qualifies for special education services. This is in accordance with State Performance Plan Indicator 7 (SPPI 7): Preschool Outcomes. School staff must be trained to complete the COS process which assigns a rating of 1-7 for each child compared to typically developing peers in three outcome areas. The COS data will be submitted to the Texas Education Agency through the Special Education Data System (SPEDS) Summer Submission within the Texas Student Data System (TSDS).
LEAs are encouraged to train appropriate staff including special education and general education early childhood teachers, speech language pathologists, and other pertinent special education personnel to be prepared to submit quality entry and exit data to the Texas Education Agency.
ESC-20 offers online as well as face to face Early Childhood Outcomes training. Please check the Connect20 ECSE training catalog button to the right of this page for on-site and virtual professional development sessions. Technical Assistance in completing SPPI 7 requirements is also available to LEAs within Region 20.