IEP amendments help keep your child with special needs’ education on the right track. If you feel your child’s IEP no longer accurately supports their education, you can call an IEP team meeting that must be held within 30 days…
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When working with a school district on your child’s IEP, writing IEP goals in clear, concise, and meaningful ways is challenging. Your child’s school district should write IEP goals that address areas of needed growth and address the intended skill….
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Well-written IEP goals and objectives are the most important part of an IEP. Each goal on your child’s IEP is a skill their school district is required to teach them. Your child’s teachers are required to record data on your…
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When your child has an IEP, a 504, a documented disability, or even a suspected disability, it is important to know when and how to ask for IEP help. The educational system is filled with confusing jargon, curriculums, and assessments…
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As a parent of a child with special needs, one of your most important rights is the ability to disagree with an IEP, suggestions, and information a school presents in an IEP team meeting. A public school cannot force your…
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A transition IEP meeting occurs the spring term before your child is about to transfer to a new school. This includes when your child with an IEP moves from: preschool to elementary school, elementary school to middle school, middle school…
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A manifestation determination IEP meeting can be intimidating because it means your child’s IEP has been suspended for 10 days. Many schools schedule this meeting after your child has only been suspended for 8 or 9 days. While a manifestation…
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What is the purpose of an IEP meeting? Many people answer saying it is a meeting for their child with a disability. The purpose of an IEP meeting is to document your child’s progress, update any aspects of the IEP…
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What is the purpose of an IEP meeting? Many people answer saying it is a meeting for their child with a disability. The purpose of an IEP meeting is to document your child’s progress, update any aspects of the IEP…
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If your child has an IEP, then every single year the IEP team at your child’s school will get together to convene the IEP annual review to update how your child is progressing. The purpose of this meeting is to…
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