Frequently Asked Questions regarding the IEP
Your child’s IEP includes information about your child, and the unique strengths and needs that are considered to develop a plan of the appropriate special education supports and services that will allow your child to access, participate and progress in the general education curriculum.
For reference only: an example of a blank IEP.
Q :What are my rights as a parent of a child with a disability?
A : You can find all procedural safeguards for parents and students here.
Q: How much notice can I expect for an IEP meeting?
A : You can and should expect 7 days notice unless you request a meeting orwaive that notice.
Q : Do I need any documentation to add transportation accommodations tomy child’s IEP?
A: Yes, you will need to have your child’s doctor fill out a MARF (MedicalAccommodation Request Form) and you will need to complete a HIPPArelease.
Q: What if I would like to open my child’s IEP?
A : Contact the teacher.
Q: What if I want to change placement to another site/school?
A : Reach out to the teacher and administration.
Q : When can I expect to receive progress reports for my child’s goals?
A: November, March, June, August (If your child attends 683) and when anew IEP is being completed.
Q: Where can I look on the IEP to confirm my child’s services?
A: You will look at the Recommended Services Page.
Q: What if my child is not receiving services in school.
A: If your child is not receiving services in school then they will receive anRSA sent directly to the home.
Q: How do I find a provider for the RSA services?
A: This link has the most updated provider information available by boroughand service type.