Iep parent rights

There are a lot of questions the IEP team should answer for parents who are new to the process. Here are some of them and why they need to be addressed.

Parents are an important part of the IEP team. Learn what parent's rights are when it comes to their child's IEP and what their role is on the IEP team.

Yes, parental consent is needed for any changes made to an IEP. #DontIEPalone

The Parent Concerns portion of the IEP is arguably the MOST IMPORTANT part of the IEP. How to write a parent concerns letter that gets noticed and gets results.

Get answers to common questions about parents’ rights during IEP meetings. Find out about note-taking, recording the meeting, who can attend, and more.

Parents, you may not always agree with your child's IEP. So here are some tips and for what to do when you disagree with your child's IEP team.

Special Education laws exist to ensure your child receives the education they need to prosper but do you know what your rights in the IEP process are? It is essential for your child's success in learning to be involved in your special needs child's Individualized Education Plan. You should attend IEP meetings, but what else? Here's your parental rights and more special education resources at specialedresource.com.

16 IEP tips for parents to help prepare for an IEP meeting, set realistic goals, monitor progress, and work collaboratively with teachers and therapists.

OSEP and OSERS Dear Colleague and Guidance letters can be a great tool for parents to use in the IEP process. Or just to increase your knowledge base. #DontIEPalone

Knowing and understanding your procedural safeguards (parental rights) is very important when seeking the appropriate special education services for your child. Since the majority of students with disabilities receive special education services in the general education setting, being aware of laws and regulations with inclusion will point you in the right direction. Federal law does […]