individualized education plans (ieps)

Who Qualifies for an IEP?

Children aged 3 to 21 with a recognized disability that affects their educational performance may qualify for an IEP. Disabilities can include, but are not limited to, autism spectrum disorder, learning disabilities, speech or language impairments, emotional disturbances, and physical disabilities.

Frequently asked queries:

Who Qualifies for an IEP?
How is an IEP Created?
What Roles Do Parents Play in the IEP Process?
What are Some Common Accommodations and Modifications?
What Challenges Might Arise with IEP Implementation?
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