Making an IEP binder is a great way to keep information organized and at the ready when you need it. An IEP binder can help you prepare for IEP meetings and stay up to date on your child’s progress. This powerful tool can also help you communicate and collaborate with teachers and your child’s IEP team. Label the Tabbed Section Dividers Label the tabbed dividers for each of the sections: Communication- any communication you recieve about the IEP Evaluations – any…
Special Ed System How the Special Ed System Beats Us All The Time The special ed system always seem to win. It’s not your imagination…it’s not an even playing field. Let me start by saying that I am very fortunate that I have not had to go through the Special Ed Due process. I believe a lot of that is because I am prepared and work very hard to try and resolve all issues even prior to an IEP meeting. But…
If your child has a disability or needs services at school, he or she should be eligible for an IEP. An IEP allows your child to receive special education services. A federal law called the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) requires that public schools create an IEP for every child receiving special education services. Kids from age 3 through high school graduation or a maximum age of 22 (whichever comes first) may be eligible for an IEP. To create…
Did you know that over 75% of parents leave an Individual Education Plan (IEP) meeting dissatisfied with the decisions that were made? It is my goal that this book helps prevents that from happening again. If you liked this post, share it on Pinterest!