After receiving emails from hundreds of LFT members, LDOE announced that they would give teachers until December 16^th to get all their information into the glitchy eSER system. Teachers are still required to get in all their IEPs by October 1^st, the only difference is that now you're allowed to submit them on paper, as long as you re-enter the information into the electronic system by December 16^th.

Unfortunately, this doesn’t help teachers who have already sunk hours into navigating a broken system and are still under enormous pressure to submit everything by the end of the week. LDOE’s

We have been receiving a large number of reports about various issues, ranging from violence in the workplace, to the ongoing crisis in transportation, to the impact of shortages, micromanagement, workplace bullying, slow delivery of textbooks and other materials, SWE paper load, classroom behavior, and an overall lack of support. Please consider these two ways to get involved and to let your voice be heard. 

Louisiana's new electronic Special Education Reporting System (eSER) isn't working. It's the new platform that the Louisiana Department of Education (LDOE) implemented to track Individualized Education Plans (IEPs) for special education students. The rollout of this new electronic database has been riddled with bugs and defects that make it difficult, if not impossible for the special education teachers forced to use it.

The annual fall deadline to submit new and expiring IEPs is October 1st, but many special education teachers have not been able to input the data, despite spending hours

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