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Good news for educators planning for the upcoming year: SpEd Forms has been working to create a COVID-19 Contingency Learning Plan form to be used in the 2020-2021 school year.

Hello Everyone! Yesterday we were reminded that by July 1st, 2020, all districts need to have made changes in the MARSS Instructional Setting for each of their kindergarten students who

No State Fair, no problem! The MA financial roller coaster has more than enough ups and downs to make a school business manager a bit lightheaded. To help out, we’re

The SpEd Forms office will be seeing some changes this month, with two retirements and two promotions.  First, Gary Lewis will be retiring from his position as our Director of

Setting up your instructional calendar is important because it is used in calculating your workload analysis report, services report, early childhood membership and attendance and MA billing. Since you only do

Dear MA Forms users: Today DHS announced that they have removed GT as a required modifier for telemedicine. SpEd Forms has confirmed with DHS that sending the modifier will not

A new Quick Report aggregating data on Individualized Distance Learning Plans (IDLP) has been created. The report is called “Individualized Distance Learning Plans (IDLPs) with a finalized date” and can

Dear SpEd Forms Users, We have made adjustments to our new Individualized Distance Learning Plan (IDLP), based on feedback from our users. If no information is added to the following

SpEd Forms Users, We have good news! We have worked with our Advisory Committee, Special Education Directors from across the state and with Christian Shafer from Ratwik, Roszak & Maloney,