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Sending a follow-up is crucial when you haven’t received a copy of the IEP. Stay proactive to ensure timely access to your child's educational plan! #IEPFollowUp #ParentAdvocacy #SpecialEducation #IEPProcess #StayInformed

Yes, you can request a general education teacher in an IEP meeting! Their perspective can be invaluable in creating a balanced, effective support plan tailored to your child’s unique needs. #IEPMeetingTips #SpecialEducationSupport #InclusiveIEP #ParentAdvocacy #EducationTeam

Curious about the difference between ARD and IEP? Learn the key distinctions and what they mean for your child's education in this informative video!  #SpecialEducation #ARD #IEP #Education #ParentAdvocacy #IEPDifferences #LearningSupport #EducationRights

A general education teacher is required to be present at an IEP meeting. It’s essential for ensuring the student’s needs are addressed across all settings. #IEPMeeting #GeneralEdTeacher #SpecialEducation #StudentSupport #ParentAdvocacy

Did you know? IEPs are provided only by entities that receive federal funds. Understanding the scope of IEP eligibility can help you navigate special education services.  #SpecialEducation #FederalFunding #IEPServices #EducationRights #ParentAdvocacy #InclusiveEducation #UnderstandingIEPs #EducationAccess

An IEP isn’t just paperwork—it’s a commitment to support a student’s needs. Compliance isn’t optional; it’s essential.  #SpecialEducation #IEPCommitment #EducationRights #SupportForStudents #InclusiveEducation #ParentAdvocacy #EducationStandards #FollowTheIEP

Make sure to have at least one IEP meeting each year to discuss your child's progress and needs. It's a vital step in ensuring their educational success! #IEPMeeting #SpecialEducation #ChildAdvocacy #EducationMatters #IEPGoals #InclusiveEducation #ParentEngagement

Is your child’s school denying your advocate from attending an ART meeting? Understand your rights as a parent and advocate in the IEP process.  #ParentRights #IEPRights #SpecialEducation #ARTMeeting #IEPAdvocacy #EducationalSupport #ParentAdvocacy #SpecialEducationLaw

Getting representation is the first step in your first IEP meeting. Having an advocate by your side ensures your child's needs are fully understood and addressed.  #SpecialEducation #IEPProcess #ParentSupport #EducationAdvocacy #InclusiveEducation #StudentSuccess

Did you know? 90% of parents report significant improvements in their child's academic performance when they actively participate in IEP meetings and advocate for their needs. Your involvement can make a world of difference! #eduadvocates #advocate #children #kids #education #didyouknow