With this simple Google Form and spreadsheet—free template included—the whole IEP team can keep up to speed on the supports students need.

Step Starting Point for Parents Starting the IEP process can feel confusing and intimidating—especially if this is all new to ...

Parenting a child with an identified learning disability is an exercise in frequent and sustained advocacy. And perhaps one of the most confusing things these parents will have to navigate is the ...

Learn about the challenges parents face after their first IEP meeting and how to advocate for their child's promised services ...

Write a letter requesting an evaluation to see if your ADHD child might benefit from academic accommodations. Example Letter: https://www.uab.edu/adhdparentsupport ...

Prior to your child’s IEP meeting, sit down with the one that you created with your Child Study Team last year and review it. Know all of the parts well. Create a sheet cheat if you need to — a one ...

As a parent, you have a strong voice for your child’s education. Learn how to advocate for your child during the IEP meeting — from an expert who has been there. When a child with exceptionalities ...

When Evan Gabovitch was a public school student, the annual meetings to review his special education plan always felt stressful. It was hard to hear teachers at Lexington Public Schools list the ...

COLUMBIA - Many parents were attending the Columbia School Board meeting to hear the first discussion on parents ability to record some school meetings. Discussions include proposals to loosen ...

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 ...