SPP & Annual Performance Report
State Performance Plan
The Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) requires that the Office of Special Education Programs (OSEP) monitor each state’s implementation of the IDEA. As such, each state must develop a 6-year long plan that evaluates efforts to meet the requirements of IDEA. This plan is referred to as the State Performance Plan (SPP). The plan includes 17-indicators of compliance and student performance. States must set measurable targets for the State Performance Plan Indicators (SPPI).
More information on the SPP and its indicators can be found in the California Department of Education (CDE) Quality Assurance Process website.
State Performance Plan Resources
Annual Performance Report
States must report their progress on the SPPIs to OSEP annually through a state-level Annual Performance Report (APR). The CDE also reports local performance on the SPPIs through APRs for each LEA in California. More information on the APR can be found on the CDE Annual Performance Report Measures website.