How does a Missouri school report co-teachers?

This article explains how Missouri schools will report co-teachers to MOSIS. Co-teaching is when there are multiple teachers in a classroom. The first teacher is a general education teacher responsible for the entire class, while the second teacher manages a few individual students. Both teachers have different state reporting requirements:

State Report	General education teacher	Special education teacher
October Cycle - Course Assignment	Yes	Yes - with case load
October Cycle - Student Assignment	Yes	No
June Cycle - Student Course Completion	Yes	No

For co-taught classes, there needs to be 2 classes for the same course within TeacherEase. The first section is assigned to the general education instructor, while the second section is assigned to the co-teacher, such as a paraprofessional. Both classes should be coded with the course delivery system of "Co-Teachers". For more information on how to create a class, please refer to this article.

If the co-teacher needs access to the regular class in order to see grades, they can be added to the regular class with a position type of 9999-Other-Not reported to state. To be able to select the 9999 position in the class, the co-teacher will need an additional employee position in the system of “9999 - not reported to state”.

To add an additional role to a employee:

1. Go To Main > Employees - multi-view
2. Select edit on the student
3. Scroll to the MOSIS Educator School Data section at the bottom of the page
4. Select the blue  to the far right
5. Select Position Type 9999-Other- Not reported to state
6. Save

After creating this extra position code for the employee, edit the class and add the person as a non primary teacher.