Individualized Education Program (IEP) Consulations & Advocacy
What is an Individualized Education Program (IEP)?
An IEP, or Individualized Education Program, is a personalized roadmap designed to support students in public schools who require special education services. This legal document outlines the student's current academic and functional abilities, sets measurable goals for the year, and specifies the services and supports necessary for the student to progress. It acts as a blueprint for collaboration between parents, educators, and specialists, ensuring that the student's unique needs are met through tailored instruction, accommodations, and modifications. The IEP is a dynamic document, reviewed and revised at least annually to ensure it remains aligned with the student's evolving needs and goals.
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Service 1: IEP Review
Review of the current or draft IEP
Explaining current or proposed services to family
Creation of specific follow-up questions to ask your child’s team
List of parent concerns to address during the meeting
Description of family’s most important non-negotiables for their child’s education
Includes review of documents and 1-hour virtual parent meeting
Service 2: IEP Meeting Attendance (IEP review included)
Review of the current or draft IEP
Explaining current or proposed services to family
Creation of specific follow-up questions to ask your child’s team
List of parent concerns to address during the meeting
Description of family’s most important non-negotiables for their child’s education
Attendance at meeting
Post-meeting follow-up
Includes review of documents, 1-hour virtual family meeting, 1-hour IEP school meeting attendance, 30-minute virtual follow-up
