Every official IEP meeting must include a full IEP team. IDEA (the Individuals with Education Act) describes who must be present. IDEA (at §300.321) describes the IEP team as including…
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Time to Get Smart Whether your child has an IEP or a 504, you have goals you want them to achieve at school. While 504 plans don’t have specific…
You don’t have to face your child’s IEP team alone. Many parents of children in special education programs understand the purpose of a lawyer in the IEP process. If your…
Preparation, Preparation, Preparation The key to a successful IEP meeting is preparation, and the first step in preparing is research. Review your child’s exceptionality, as well as state and…
“This thing is 17 pages long!” As a parent, the thought of an IEP plan, or preparing for an IEP meeting, may be a bit frightening because you’re asking yourself,…
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