IEP Guide for Parents
Navigating special education plans with confidence.
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What is an IEP?: An Individualised Education Plan (IEP) is a legal document outlining special education services and accommodations for a child with disabilities.
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Eligibility: Children with diagnosed disabilities that affect educational performance are eligible for IEP services.
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Components: An IEP includes present levels, annual goals, special education services, accommodations, and progress measurement.
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Parent Role: Parents are equal members of the IEP team and have the right to request evaluations, disagree with decisions, and due process.
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We help parents understand IEPs, prepare for meetings, advocate for appropriate services, and monitor implementation.
Frequently Asked Questions
An IEP provides specialised instruction and services, while a 504 Plan provides accommodations without changing instruction.
Schools must evaluate if there is reason to suspect a disability. If denied, parents have appeal rights.
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