You'd be the last to know.
Every head of school who got blindsided by a state complaint had one thing in common: their department had been out of compliance for months, and they found out from a parent's email. A 5-minute score on what's happening in your special education department that nobody has told you yet.
- 5 minutes, no prep, no files needed
- Instant scored report you can bring to your board
- Built by a former sped supervisor, not a compliance vendor
Most leaders finish in under five minutes.
Your dashboard says green. Does your department?
By the time a complaint lands, the gaps have usually been there for months. One school we walked into was 50% out of compliance while every section on the screen showed green, because someone had typed sentence starters into the fields to make them turn green and move on. Nothing was written underneath. This score shows you what's under the green.
Four pillars that determine whether your systems hold under pressure.
Clarity
Does everyone know what a quality system looks like and who owns what? When it lives in one person's head, it leaves when they do.
Organization
Are the structures, calendars, files, and workflows actually built, or is your team assembling them as they go?
Review
Is anyone checking the work before the state does?
Execution
Does follow-through happen consistently, or only when someone chases it?
Built by Jamilah F. Bashir, M.Ed. Fourteen years in special education classrooms, then special education supervision, then six years building and repairing sped systems for schools and networks. In one recent engagement, a charter school went from roughly 50% out of compliance to fully compliant in two months, and the state's monitoring findings came back minor.
Most leaders finish in under five minutes.