When navigating the IEP process, parents have a lot on their plate to make sure their child stays on track. Here are some tips to help prepare you for their next IEP meeting. 1. Prior to the IEP ...

That’s why an IEP meeting is held. We decide, as a group, what you will and won’t address and work on or not work on in that particular class. Well, this teacher, ...

IEP: By law, the educational team must meet annually to review your child's IEP. Many school districts schedule the annual meeting in the spring, so that team members can review current strategies and ...

How to Make IEP Goals. The IEP team will assess your child’s learning needs and create goals based on their evaluation. They may have a draft IEP for you at your first meeting.

An Individualized Education Program, generally referred to as an IEP, is often necessary for a child with autism spectrum disorder or a developmental disability to succeed. The law supporting your ...

IEP (Individualized Education Program) meetings are structured gatherings where parents, teachers, and other experts come together to help kids with special needs get the best education possible ...

This meeting lasted about an hour and while not always the case, the evaluator was able to recommend on the spot that my son should be evaluated for an IEP. We kicked off that process immediately.