This spreadsheet was a lifesaver for me last year. I started the year using a hard copy form, but I had to make so many edits. I can’t tell you how many times I had to print out a fresh copy and re-write everything! The Excel sheet I made definitely isn’t as pretty as the other beautiful printables out there, but it works for me.
Let me show you what this little guy has to offer…
It includes the following:
To-Do List
Caseload List
Goals
Screening Log
Evaluation Log
Parent Contact Information
Parent/Teacher Contact Log
CEU Tracker
Test Inventory
Materials Inventory
My Four Favorite “Features”
1. Being able to sort the columns (i.e., in alphabetical order, by date) – I can sort my caseload list by grade, name, date of birth, teacher, IEP minutes, IEP due date, and evaluation due date. So useful! I especially loved this feature when scheduling IEPs/evaluations each month. I just hit the “Sort” button, and I could immediately see which IEPs were coming due. It was also convenient to be able to sort when the principal or special education coordinators asked me for a list of my students.
2. Being able to copy and paste student information in between sheets
3. Being able to click on email addresses and automatically open a new email
4. Being able to easily print copies as needed
Because this is a spreadsheet, you can customize this to fit your needs. Feel free to copy and delete columns/pages as needed.
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NC says
This is so awesome, thank you so much for sharing!
Keri Brock says
Awesome Spreadsheet!
Marisha says
Thanks, Keri!
Jennifer McDonogh says
Can’t wait to use this!
Kitaya Chen says
Hi, how do I download this spreadsheet? Sounds great! Thanks.
Marisha says
Hi Kitaya! You can click the image at the bottom of the post to access the spreadsheet.