IEP COACH • Special Ed Consultant • Chelsea Rubino

Sometimes it's only after the school year ends that parents of children with IEPs have a chance to look back.

And that's often when they realize some of their biggest concerns are still there.

An IEP meeting can go well… and still leave questions about what happens next.

After your child’s IEP meeting, do you feel confident in what’s happening next—or unsure?

If a support in your child’s IEP isn’t clear, it’s hard to know if it’s working.

An IEP can look complete… and still not feel clear.

You keep hearing your child is “making progress”… but you’re still left wondering if the IEP is actually working.

When you hear your child with an IEP is making progress… does it actually match what you’re seeing?

When everything feels important, how do you decide what to push on in your child’s IEP meeting?

Before the school year ends, does it feel like everything in your child’s IEP needs to be handled at once?

A lot of parents already know something isn’t working for their child at school. The hard part is knowing what to do about it.