What is SESIS NYC DOE?
The Special Education Student Information System (SESIS) is a web-based application that assists school staff and related service providers in managing the special education process for students entering kindergarten through age 21.
How do I log into SESIS?
Visit the SESIS Web site at https://portal.nycenet.edu/sesis. Log in using your DOE network login information.
Is SESIS not working?
If it is still not working properly, call the SESIS Help Desk at (718) 935-2985.
When did SESIS start?
2011
After almost a decade of complaints, malfunctions and payments of more than $73 million to thousands of UFT members to compensate them for work outside school hours, the Department of Education is finally pulling the plug on the $130 million Special Education Student Information System (SESIS) that it launched in 2011.
Who has access to Sesis?
SESIS users have access to view the profile for all students for which they are authorized. Authorization is based on a combination of the user’s role and school or student affiliation.
How do I add a student to Sesis?
On the SESIS homepage, scroll to the My Student Caseload area located at the bottom of the page. Search for the student. On the search results page, check the box next to the students name. Click the green Add Students marked Below to Caseload button.
Why can’t I log into Sesis?
Go to https://mail.nycboe.net and attempt to log in using your SESIS username and password. If your password has expired, follow the instructions to reset it. If the new password is still not accepted, contact Office of Related and Contractual Services at (718) 391-8116 for assistance.
How do I add students to Sesis?
Who created Sesis?
The New York Department of Education (DOE) built the Special Education Student Education System (SESIS) to track individual plans for each of the 141,553 special-ed students.
How do I encounter attendance in Sesis?
Click the Service Capture button on the Top Navigation bar. The Service Capture calendar appears with the student caseload displayed in the left navigation. On the calendar, click on the appropriate session. The Encounter Attendance form appears.
How do I edit on Sesis?
Click the link for the document you wish to edit. The document appears in View mode. From the Actions bar, click Edit This Section. The document appears in Edit mode.
How do I remove students from Sesis?
- On the SESIS home page, go to the My Student Caseload section and click the Edit link. Your caseload appears.
- From the Actions bar, click Remove Students. A list of students appears.
- Check the checkbox next to the name of each student you wish to remove.
- Click the Remove Students Marked from Standard Caseload button.
What does SESIS stand for?
Special Education Student Information System (SESIS) For help with login issues, please call 718-935-5100 Welcome to the Special Education Student Information System(SESIS). SESIS supports users in completing special education workflow processes from referral through IEP development.
How do I log in to SESIS?
To access SESIS, use your DOE User ID and password. Enter your User ID as follows; CENTRAL\ser ID This computer system, including all related equipment and information or data contained herein, is the exclusive and proprietary property of the NYC Department of Education (NYCDoE) and is solely for uses expressly authorized by NYCDoE.
What is the Office of special education initiatives?
DOE’s Office of Special Education Initiatives is responsible for establishing policies and procedures for students with disabilities in both public and non-public school settings. The contract, which started September 1, 2008, is near the end of its initial five-year term expiring on November 1, 2013.
What is the special education student information system?
Welcome to the Special Education Student Information System(SESIS). SESIS supports users in completing special education workflow processes from referral through IEP development. Please visit the DOE’s intranet site (link located below the login) to access training materials and to learn more about preparing for SESIS in your school.