Indicator 14 Exiting Student Data Collection

Data Collection on Post-School Outcomes for Students with Disabilities 

The Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) Section 1416 (a) (3) requires that states report the post-school engagement of students with disabilities in post-secondary education and employment. Therefore, the Ohio Department of Education's Office for Exceptional Children is required to report the percentage of children with disabilities who, within one year of leaving high school, are enrolled in higher education, participating in a training program or competitively employed.

Historically, Ohio fulfilled this obligation through the Ohio Longitudinal Transition Study (OLTS) Post-school outcome data for students with disabilities will now be collected within a new exiting student follow-up collection developed by the Ohio general assembly and Ohio Department of Education. Information about the Department’s exiting student collection can be found here

Indicator 14 Exiting Student Data Collection Frequently Asked Questions

Office for Exceptional Children Exiting Student Data Collection FAQ


Indicator 14 Exiting Student Data Collection Template
The Indicator 14 Exiting Student Data Collection Template was developed by the Office for Exceptional Children for use when districts collect follow-up data from students aged 14-21 (inclusive) who have exited high school with an Individualized Education Program (IEP) and are included on the Students with Disabilities Follow-Up Student File in the Education Management Information System (EMIS).  

Please read the Indicator 14 Exiting Student Data Collection Template Introduction document prior to using the template. 

Template Introduction
Indicator 14 Exiting Student Data Collection Template
 

Ohio Longitudinal Transition Study Annual Reports

The Ohio Longitudinal Transition Study  Annual Report provides a statewide overview of post-school engagement data collection from previous years.

OLTS Annual Report 2022
OLTS Annual Report 2021
OLTS Annual Report December 2019

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