Preparing for an IEP Meeting
What to request ahead of time, the questions worth asking, and how to follow up so agreements are in writing.
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Walk in prepared, not overwhelmed.
These checklists come from years of sitting on both sides of the IEP table. Download, print, and bring them with you — they are yours to keep, at no cost.
Preparing for an Evaluation
How to make a written request, what to share about your child, and how to read results in plain language.
Download the checklistPreparing for a 504 Plan Discussion
Common accommodations to consider, who is responsible for each one, and how to check that the plan is working.
Download the checklistHow to use them
A checklist is a starting point.
Work through the list a few days before your meeting, then mark the two or three items that matter most to your family right now.
If the answers raise more questions than they settle, that is exactly what a consultation is for. Bring your notes and we'll sort out priorities together.
Start with a conversation
Questions about your child's plan?
Share what's happening and choose a time that works. Virtual advocacy services are available, and new clients are being accepted.
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