Before the IEP Meeting
- Confirm the meeting date/time and that the list of participants is complete.
- Review the current IEP to be familiar with the contents and meeting format.
- List your child’s strengths and needs; include goals you would like your child to achieve over the next year.
- Know what special education rights and responsibilities you and your child have.
- Contact parent groups for resources and training related to special education and your child’s disability.
- Prepare questions you have for the team.
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