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Parent’s IEP Meeting Checklist has the exact steps to complete so you are prepared to ensure your child receives the support needed. Our checklist is broken down into before, during and after the IEP meeting. Additionally, you receive our two brainstorming sheets to prepare for the IEP meeting. These worksheets help you to write all your desires, concerns, and questions as well as look at specific agenda items so you are prepared for everything.
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Parents’ Checklist for IEP Meetings
You’ll receive our Parent’s IEP Meeting Checklist with the exact steps to complete so you are prepared to ensure your child gets the support needed. Our checklist is broken down into the steps to do before, during and after the IEP meeting to keep you organized and allow you to shine as the EXPERT you are. Additionally, you receive our two brainstorming sheets to prepare for the IEP meeting. These worksheets help you to write all your desires, concerns, and questions as well as look at specific agenda items so you are prepared for everything.
How I Recommend Making the Most of this FREE Guide
Print out the checklist, items to bring, Child IEP Info sheets, and Desires and Concerns worksheet.
Begin by brainstorming your Desires, Concerns, and Questions. If you feel comfortable, share these with your child’s case manager and ask for input from him or her.
Next, fill out the Child IEP Info sheet with where your child is functioning right now and what your child will need to make the most growth possible. Go back and add to your Desires, Concerns, and Questions page.
Use the Items to Bring and Checklist to prepare before you leave the house. Keep the checklist handy throughout the meeting to ensure a successful meeting, and finally, use the checklist to check in and organize after the IEP meeting.
Additional Resources to Support Parents
Now that you’ve received your IEP Meeting Checklist for Parents’, you are ready to prepare for your child’s IEP meeting. We can help you here too! We suggest heading over to our Ultimate Parent’s Guide for IEP Tips so you can learn about the typical agenda for IEP meetings and some of the important terminology that educators use. Try our Reading Series beginning with Developing Interest to support your child’s reading development and our Math Facts Games to assist your child with developing math fluency.
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