In This Issue ...

• New! Pop-Up: Developing Your Child's IEP


• Are We Stuck With the IEP?

• The Wright Tote IEP Kit

Circulation: 91,148
ISSN: 1538-320
April 9, 2013

So, I can help develop my child's IEP? Yes, absolutely.

Your input is invaluable. You are an essential part of the IEP team. The law is very clear about your right to participate as part of the team developing your child's IEP.

Should the IEP include ALL the services my child needs?

In this issue of the Special Ed Advocate you can use Wrightslaw's new IEP Pop-up to answer questions about how you and the IEP team determine the services & accommodations your child needs.

Please don't hesitate to forward this series to other friends, families, or colleagues.

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New Pop-Up! Understanding the Basics of Developing Your Child's IEP

Learn about IDEA requirements for Developing Your Child's IEP.

Just click on the pop-up box to see answers to the questions, federal law or regulations that support these answers, and a list of additional resources.

Now What? Are We Stuck With the IEP the Team Developed?

Consenting to an IEP does not mean you are stuck with it - or that it will be appropriate for an entire year. Would you ask your children to wear the same shoes year after year? Their feet grow and change. So do their needs in school.

You can request that an IEP be changed at any time. Read How Can I Get My Child's IEP Revised?

Carry Confidence in the Wright Tote IEP Kit

Need to get organized before your next IEP meeting?

The Wright Tote IEP Kit with books is on-the-go storage and organization of your child's records, special education file, and IEP notes - all in one place! The IEP Kit includes all this...

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