Individual Education Plan (IEP) Agenda Introductions Purpose of

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Individual Education Plan (IEP) Agenda

1.

Introductions

2.

Purpose of meeting

3.

Ground rules

4.

Review of Parent rights / Procedural safeguards/ Community Advisory Committee (CAC) information

5.

What are the student’s strengths:

6.

What are the parent’s concerns:

7.

Review of possible reports and present levels of performance

Parent’s report

 Academic (reading, math, written language)

 Health and development

Speech and Language

Cognitive

 Social emotional

 Behavioral

Others

8.

Eligibility

9.

Individual Transition Plan (for student’s 16 years or older)

10.

Goals and objectives:

Review progress on annual goals and develop new goals.

How will parents be kept informed of student’s progress?

11.

Determine appropriate services and placement:

 Least Restrictive Environment(LRE)

Accommodations/Modifications

District & Statewide Assessments

Assistive Technology

 Services/Placement-programs& coordination of services

Related Services

12.

Local Education Agency (LEA) offer of Free Appropriate Public Education (FAPE)

13.

Signatures:

Review IEP with Parents

Parent concerns were addressed

 Team members sign

 If there is dissent, written comments or a statement of disagreement will be attached and agreed on portions of IEP will be signed within 48 hours. New meeting scheduled within 30 days to discuss portions not agreed upon.

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