individualized education plan (iep)

What are the Parental Rights in the IEP Process?

Parents have significant rights and roles in the IEP process. They have the right to:
- Participate: Be involved in all meetings and decisions regarding their child’s education plan.
- Consent: Provide or withhold consent for evaluations and services.
- Access Records: Review all educational records related to their child.
- Dispute Resolution: Seek resolution through mediation or due process hearings if disagreements arise.

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