You do not need a perfect binder.
The most useful audit usually starts with a few documents: the IEP, the data behind it, and the messages showing what the school agreed to or refused.
IEP Checker Tools
Upload or check the actual IEP when you need a document review instead of another generic article.
Best when
Start here when the IEP is in front of you and you want the document scanned for the sections that deserve a closer look before you email the school, agree to a draft, or walk into a meeting.
IEP Review
Get a second set of eyes on goals, services, accommodations, and missing protections before the next meeting.
Best when
Open this guide with the IEP in front of you when you need a calm second look before you agree, sign, or walk into the next meeting. This page helps narrow the review so your next written question is specific, document-based, and easier for the team to answer.
Compliance Checks
Check whether the written IEP is specific, measurable, and consistent with IDEA requirements.
Best when
Use this page if the IEP lists accommodations, but you need a plain checklist to see if each support is specific enough for a teacher to use and for you to discuss later. First pull accommodation page, testing plan, present levels, evaluation data, teacher email, and one implementation example. Do not blaming staff before checking if the support is specific enough to implement.
Action Plans
Turn a concern into a clear next email, meeting request, or escalation step.
Best when
Start here after you know something is not working and need to choose the strongest first issue to raise in writing. This page helps narrow the review so your next written question is specific, document-based, and easier for the team to answer.
Meeting and Dispute Prep
Prepare for an upcoming IEP meeting, school refusal, discipline issue, or formal dispute.
Best when
Use this guide when a meeting, refusal, discipline issue, or possible dispute is close enough that the written record needs to be organized now. This page helps narrow the review so your next written question is specific, document-based, and easier for the team to answer. First pull current IEP page, school notice, parent request, data source, and one school response. Do not escalating before the record shows the decision, data, and next missing detail.
State IEP Audit Pages
Organize IEP dates, notices, and parent questions to verify against current state guidance.
Best when
Use this page if you requested or consented to an initial special education evaluation and need to organize the date record before asking if the report or eligibility meeting is late.
Disability-Specific Reviews
Check whether the written plan matches the student's disability-related needs instead of relying on a label.
Best when
Open this review when Autism is already part of the school record and the urgent question is if written services, related supports, provider roles, and delivery records line up with the student's disability-related needs. Start with the IEP page, the data source, and one written school decision if available.
Grade-Level Reviews
Review whether goals, services, and transition planning match the student's current school stage.
Best when
Open this review when the Preschool IEP progress report is vague, copied forward, inconsistent with classwork, or not clearly tied to current grade-level demands around first school routines, play-based participation, communication, and early regulation.
IEP Section Reviews
Review goals, services, accommodations, and progress data for a specific skill area.
Best when
Use this page if the main concern is if the written Reading Comprehension goals are measurable, individualized, and connected to the student's current data.
Disability and Skill Audits
Check how the IEP addresses a specific disability-related barrier in a specific school skill.
Best when
Open this review when Autism is part of the student's record and Reading Comprehension progress reports sound positive, vague, or inconsistent with work samples, services, or classroom concerns.
Common reasons parents run an IEP audit
Scan My IEP
Check the current plan with Scan My IEP for weak goals, missing services, unclear accommodations, progress gaps, and the first question to ask.
IEP Checker
Review goals, services, accommodations, progress reporting, and parent concerns with the IEP checker before the next school meeting.
Review My IEP
Review the written plan with Review My IEP before you respond: changed pages, services, accommodations, progress data, and one question to raise.
Free IEP Audit
Check goals, services, accommodations, progress data, parent concerns, and written gaps with the Free IEP Audit before the meeting.
Upload IEP for Review
Upload IEP for review with the current plan, limited supporting records, and a clear privacy boundary before you share more student information.
Review IEP Before Signing
Review IEP before signing by checking changed pages, data, services, accommodations, and state-specific consent questions before you respond.
Does My Child's IEP Look Right?
Does my child's IEP look right? Check goals, services, accommodations, placement language, and progress data before you ask the school.
Free IEP Review
Organize free IEP review records around the IEP page, current data, school record, and parent concern so the next school question points to a page, date, or decision.
IEP Audit
Compare IEP audit with the IEP page, current data, school record, and parent concern before asking the team to revise, explain, or document the decision.
IEP Documentation Check
Connect IEP compliance check back to service details, progress data, PWN, and written commitments and choose the first record-based question to raise.
IEP Action Plan
Organize IEP action plan records around records, priority issues, and the first written request so the next school question points to a page, date, or decision.
What to Do Before an IEP Meeting
Compare what to do before IEP meeting with draft pages, notices, meeting records, and parent questions before asking the team to revise, explain, or document the decision.
Find the situation that matches your child
Each page explains what the free audit checks in the actual IEP, from state timelines and disability-related needs to goals, services, accommodations, and progress data.
IEP Checker Tools
Upload or check the actual IEP when you need a document review instead of another generic article.
IEP Review
Get a second set of eyes on goals, services, accommodations, and missing protections before the next meeting.
Compliance Checks
Check whether the written IEP is specific, measurable, and consistent with IDEA requirements.
Action Plans
Turn a concern into a clear next email, meeting request, or escalation step.
Meeting and Dispute Prep
Prepare for an upcoming IEP meeting, school refusal, discipline issue, or formal dispute.
State IEP Audit Pages
Organize IEP dates, notices, and parent questions to verify against current state guidance.
Disability-Specific Reviews
Check whether the written plan matches the student's disability-related needs instead of relying on a label.
Grade-Level Reviews
Review whether goals, services, and transition planning match the student's current school stage.
IEP Section Reviews
Review goals, services, accommodations, and progress data for a specific skill area.
Disability and Skill Audits
Check how the IEP addresses a specific disability-related barrier in a specific school skill.
Let the audit flag the sections that need a closer look.
Start with the concern. When you want document-specific help, upload only the relevant IEP pages and the few records that explain the issue.
Start the Free IEP Audit