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_User Manual - Table of Contents
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Where do you want to start?

Designation controls meaning.
Some screens have the same or similar names in Special Education, 504, and SST, but their data components and workflows can differ. Do not apply a Special Education reporting rule simply because a 504/SST screen is also called MIS Summary, Forms Manager, or Pending.

Getting Started

If you are new to SIRAS—or new to a role in SIRAS—start with the resources that match what you need to do.

Want context before diving into the program?
Read About SIRAS Systems, then visit Who Uses SIRAS? to see the current public list of participating SELPAs, districts, county offices, and state special schools.

About SIRAS and the SIRAS Community

Special Education Starting Points

End-to-end IEP workflow10 Steps to Developing an IEP
Special Education MIS SummaryMIS Summary Help
SPED data types / Current / archiveTypes of Special Education Data in SIRAS
What does “Pending” mean?Pending in SIRAS
SEDS/CALPADS reportingReporting data to CALPADS

Section 504 Starting Points

504 module root504 Module Guide
504 Summary Page504/SST MIS Summary Page Help
504 meeting/forms workflow504 Forms Help
504 data to the district SISSpecial Education and Section 504 Data from SIRAS to SIS
504 reporting branch:
The district SIS is responsible for the district's Section 504 CALPADS/Program 101 workflow. A new 504 determination or exit in SIRAS therefore needs a dependable handoff to the SIS.

SST Tracker Starting Points

SST module rootSST Tracker Guide
SST Summary Page504/SST MIS Summary Page Help
End-to-end SST plan workflow10 Steps to Develop an SST Plan
Transfer between IEP / 504 / SST modulesIEP - SST - 504 Module Record Transfers

Shared SIRAS Navigation

The tools below are shared entry points used across SIRAS. The visual boxes group the most common destinations, and the added cards for IEP Manager, Service Logs, and MIS Summary Page restore some of the quick-access items that were easier to spot in the older User Manual layout.

Perspective controls and legacy User Manual references:
Some older User Manual destinations pointed perspective/view controls to articles that no longer accurately describe the workflow. In this revised version, quick-access cards are restored for the functions users still expect to find quickly, while the links point to the current article set.
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