Individualized Education Program (IEP)
Is your child struggling in school and in need of a plan that will addresses all their unique and individualized needs? Ms. Chemelniker will walk you through the whole process to attain the most accurate IEP for your child. From meeting with you to assess all of your concerns, to being by your side during the IEP meeting and everything in between, A2Z Advocacy Consulting is here to help. We are partnered with an education attorney who will be available, free of charge, if mediation or due process is necessary.
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An IEP describes both a process and a written document. Once your child is found eligible for special education, you will participate in the process by attending an IEP meeting at your child’s school at least once a year. At this meeting, you and the other members of the team will write an IEP document that describes your child’s educational needs and the services that will be provided to meet those needs.
The IEP should include:
- a statement of your child’s present levels of educational performance;
- a statement of measurable goals, including short- and long-term objectives;
- a statement of the special education and related services that your child needs;
- an explanation of the extent to which your child will not participate with
nondisabled children;
- and projected dates for services to begin.