The new school year is off and running for 2022-2023. We have had many discussions about IEPs and initial assessments in previous episodes, and now we take a closer look at the different types of IEPs, along with our best tips for parents to know. Join us to learn more!

Show Highlights:



• The addendum (or amendment) IEP: to make changes to the IEP goals, usually at the parent’s request
• The annual IEP: when it happens, what it covers, and what you need to know
• How the parent can exercise the right to extend the timeline for the annual IEP
• Why the date for meeting IEP goals or even the goals themselves might need to be changed to reflect a year’s worth of progress
• What to look for in tri-annual IEP meetings 
• Why you should not skip assessments for seniors because of the implications for their accommodations in college or their entry into the workforce
• The transition IEP: how it covers a student who is moving to a new school/program and is held within 30 days of the move

 Links/Resources:

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