Meeting preparation

Prepare With A Clearer Structure

See the practical preparation jobs this review is designed to support before a school meeting.

Meeting preparation

Walk In Prepared. Ask Clearer Questions.

Three practical jobs the review is designed to make easier before the next IEP conversation.

Ask clearer questions

Turn a dense section of the IEP into a focused question the team can answer against the written record.

Find a starting point

Prioritize the page-tied concern that deserves attention first instead of trying to address everything at once.

Organize the follow-up

Keep the source page, the team's response, and the agreed next step together for the written follow-up.

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Upload your child's IEP and get page-tied findings, meeting questions, and a written request you can review before you send.

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Current or Draft IEP

The plan you want reviewed now.

Prior IEP (Optional)

Older plans help us spot repeated goals and service changes.

Evaluation Report (Optional)

Testing reports, ETR/MET, speech, OT, or psychoeducational evaluations.

Progress Report (Optional)

Goal progress updates help us see whether the IEP is working.

Start with what you have. Upload current and prior IEPs, evaluations, and progress reports. Photos work for paper documents; PDFs work too. (Word docs: save as PDF first.)

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