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Iep navigation workshop teacher
1. Para Los Niños- Evelyn Thurman Gratts Primary
Center
Mr. Mynor Montiel, Assistant Principal
Understanding Your Child’s Individualized
Education Program (IEP)
2. What is an IEP?
Legal document created for students with
disabilities & in need of special education
services/supports
Initial document created when a student first
qualifies for special education
The IEP is updated at least once a year (annual
IEP meeting) or as needed
3. Section A and B
Section A: Meeting information
Important dates such as initial date of the IEP as well
as deadlines for upcoming IEPs
Also informs the reader about the type of meeting for
the current IEP (i.e. initial, annual, etc.)
Section B: Student information
Student DOB, age, grade, school of residence, etc.
Home address and phone number
4. Section C and D
Section C: Language Acquisition
Specifies the student’s language classification
Reports the student’s language progress (if LEP) and
how it was determined
Section D: Goal Achievement from Current IEP
Outlines previous IEP goals by name (i.e. reading)
Whether the student achieved (yes or no) the objective
1 and 2 and the overall goal
5. Section E:
Present Level of Performance
An IEP document will contain several “present levels
of performance” sections
Sections are summarized by performance area (i.e.
reading)
State the students CURRENT strengths, areas of
need and impact of disability
6. Section F: Eligibility
Indicates whether or not the student is eligible for
special education services
Specifies the disability that the student displays that
makes him/her eligible for special education services
(ex. Specific Learning Disability)
If student was assessed, this page outlines what
other eligibilities were considered throughout the
assessment as well as interventions that were
attempted before assessing the student.
7. Section G:
Annual Goals and Objectives
Annual goals are determined based on the student’s
present levels of performance
They are broken down into different areas (example:
mathematics)
There is an annual goal which is expected to be met
one year from the current date
Each goal also has an incremental objective #1 and
incremental objective #2 which are goals needed to
be achieved before the student can meet the annual
goal
8. Section K:
Participation in State and District-wide
Assessments
Outlines the types of variations, accommodations or
modifications that will be provided while the student
taking a formal assessment
Examples:
Test over several sessions
Supervised breaks within the test
9. Section N:
Procedural Safeguards and Follow-up Actions
Indicates that the parent was provided with “A
Parent’s Guide to Special Education Services”
and Procedural Rights & Safeguards pamphlet in
the parents primary language
Indicates if translation of the IEP was requested
by the parent
10. Section Q and R
Section Q: Consent for Special Education
Indicates if the parent participated in the IEP
meeting
Indicates if the parent consents to the IEP
Indicates if the parent disagrees with the IEP in any
of the following areas: assessment, eligibility,
instructional setting or services
Section R: Names and Signatures
Signatures and titles of all individuals present at the
IEP meeting
The parent signature on this page DOES NOT
11. FAPE Part 1:
Eligibility, Placements and Supports
Table that outlines the student’s overall eligibility,
placements and supports that will become
effective WHEN the IEP document is signed by
the parent
Includes eligibility, the type of curriculum and
placement, instructional setting and program,
number of minutes the student will spend in
special education and the goals that will be
addressed
12. FAPE Part 1:
Eligibility, Placements and Supports
States any other supports, transportation and if
extended school year is being recommended by
the team
Outlines accommodations, modifications and
supports for the instructional setting
Examples: small group instruction, repetition of
directions, use of visuals and graphic organizers,
use of manipulatives, use of positive reinforcement,
extra time to respond if needed
13. FAPE Part 2: Summary of
Services
States the type of service (example:
Language/Speech)
States the goal that this service will address
Indicates how frequently this service will occur
(example: 2 times) and the interval it will occur in
(example: weekly)
Indicates how many minutes the service will be
provided for (example: 60 mins) and how the service
will be provided (i.e. direct service by a single
provider)
States the responsible personnel (example: special
14. FAPE Part 3 and 4
FAPE Part 3: Percentage of Time Outside of
General Education
Indicates the amount of time (%) that the student
will receive special education services
FAPE Part 4: Additional Discussion
This section is optional and is usually used for
writing in any comments about the IEP meeting that
were not already discussed
Hinweis der Redaktion
Legal document created for students with disabilities & in need of special education services/supportsThe IEP includes information about the students eligibility (disability), his or her strengths and needs and recommendations/supports for the classroom. It also outlines what kind of services the student has including information about the frequency and goals. We will go more in detail about the different parts as our presentation continues. Initial document created when a student first qualifies for special educationThe IEP is updated at least once a year (annual IEP meeting) or as needed- When an evaluation takes place, when the student is transitioning to a new school, etc.
Section cIs the student limited english proficient (LEP), Initially identified fluent Engl proficient, Redesignated fluent english proficient or English onlyLanguage progress: English language development level 1-5Determination of progress- if it was bc of preshoollang assessment, communication observation matrix, ELD standards, otherSection DIf the provider checked off NO then he/she needs to explain a reason why the goal or the objective was not met.