My Online IEP Advocate

ESY = Extended School Year

Not to be confused with summer school or other credit recovery options.

Must have an IEP that makes the student eligible for ESY through the ESY section that asks if the student meets ESY eligibility criteria, how and what goals will be serviced in the summer.

Like every other requirement of IDEA, ESY determinations must be individualized.

Sadly, this year more than past (this says a lot), ESY is being also sticked together in many districts and assignments of days/times collective offerings made vs individualized considerations.

Keep in mind that the details matter in ESY. What questions do you ask about this years provision of ESY and anticipated groupings (size, level/range of student needs and variety of needs of group, I how are students being grouped? Every ESY class is an ESE class. There is no exposure to nondisabled peers in ESY.

Ask me any ESY, summer school, summer camp and other ESE related summer questions… I’m here to help and I’ll make sure to answer in the comments or through coming on live!!

Have a good day 😊and summer 🌞

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Join GeorgiaCAN Thursday, 8/24/2023, as they host a parent town hall focused on IEPs. During this conversation, you will hear from parents and advocates as they provide tips and resources on navigating your child’s IEP. Dr. Brandi will be one of the panelists.

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