Your Childs IEP Workbook
Your child's IEP meeting is coming up, and the paperwork is dense. This is the workbook I wish every parent had before their first meeting, and the one I still recommend to parents who've been doing this for years.30 pages built around the actual structure of an IEP meeting, from prep to follow-up. Read every page once, then keep it in the room with you.What's inside:- A meeting prep checklist and acronym glossary, so you're not decoding jargon in real time- What FAPE actually requires, and who has to be in the room- A present levels worksheet, so you can compare what the district says to what you're seeing- A goal measurability worksheet, with a full breakdown of what makes a goal actually measurable- Trackers for accommodations, modifications, services, and minutes- A plain-language guide to the placement continuum and ESY eligibility- Trackers for timelines, discipline, and prior written notice- What to do when you disagree, including how to sign an IEP with exceptions- Ready-to-use letter templates for records requests and additional assessments- A progress report tracker and transition milestones section- Advocacy contacts and resources if you need to escalateFillable PDF. Type directly into it or print and fill by hand.Special education advocacy. Not legal advice.
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