Build a clear, printable agenda for your child's IEP meeting — goals, questions, and who's who.
Run the numbers.
Fill in the meeting details and add goals, attendees, and questions.
IEP MEETING AGENDA
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GOALS ON TRACK—of goals listedNEEDS ATTENTION—behind or newQUESTIONS READY—to ask the team
Your agenda
At the meeting
You are an equal member of the IEP team. A few things that help:
Get it in writing.
Ask for prior written notice of any decision, take notes, and remember you can reconvene — you never have to agree on the spot.
This agenda organizes what you entered into the order most IEP meetings follow: introductions, review of current goals, discussion of concerns, then new business and next steps. Bring two copies — one for you, one for the team. The questions list is yours to work through; check them off as you go.
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