Written by Laurie Ray, MPT, PhD, who has over 18 years of experience in school-based practice and is a state-level PT consultant for public schools. She also consults for Medicaid and Adapted Physical Education for her state and is an Associate Professor at UNC-Chapel Hill. Laurie also teaches continuing education via Apply EBP. More about these courses after the article below.


IEP meetings can be packed with too much important information and emotion, especially for parents. We are talking about your precious child and planning for the future, after all! Here are some ideas for preparing for the IEP meeting presented as a checklist. We hope you find it seek freakishly helpful! Add any of your ideas or checklist items to the comments below, please share generously!!!

Download full SeekFreaks IEP Checklist: Parent/Family Version by clicking here.

We hope this list is helpful to you for your IEP meeting but also all year long. Please share this list with anyone and let us know if you have an idea about something that should be included here. The key to a great IEP is working with your whole team and using the data from your school day. If we use data and work together, your goals will be important to you and we will get them accomplished. Do your part so we can get you where you want to be!

For the previously SeekFeaks IEP Checklist: Student Version, click here.

 

 


Join author, Laurie Ray, and her colleagues in the following continuing education courses…