As a parent new to special education, you might be wondering what exactly qualifies a child for an Individualized Education Program (IEP). This is a common question, and Iām here to help clarify the process for you.
Criteria for IEP Eligibility
To qualify for an IEP, your child must meet two main ...
As parents, we want our children to thrive in all areas of life, not just academics. When disabilities impact development, addressing only academics falls short. That's why the power of the IEP is it's whole-child focus.
Your child's IEP will include goals for key subjects like reading, writing, an...
When a disability impacts your child's life, narrow academic goals just aren't enough. The true power of the IEP lies in its whole-child approach - an individualized educational plan for your unique child.
Of course, areas like reading, writing, and math are included, supporting your child in bui...
Developing an IEP is a team effort. And you, the parent, are the irreplaceable expert on your child's team.
No one understands your child's strengths, struggles, behaviors and needs across environments like you do. No one has been the constant advocate, cheerleader and champion like you through ev...
