New IEP Meeting Format

1. New IEP Meeting Format What to know & What to present

2. Why change? • Create a logical order of presentation of information • Streamline the process • Understand eligibility determination

3. Types of IEP Meetings • Annual IEP Review • 3-year re-evaluation IEP Review • Initial Evaluation to determine eligibility

4. Presentation order for Annual IEP Review • Introductions & Sign In • Review of current IEP disability and goals • Specialists/service providers review progress on IEP goals • Curriculum Teachers review progress toward IEP goals • Parent questions/feedback/concerns • Review eligibility determination • If eligible, develop updated plan

5. Presentation order for 3-year Re-eval. IEP Review • Introductions & Sign In • Review of current IEP disability and goals • Review updated testing results & informal assessments • Specialists/service providers review progress on IEP goals • Curriculum Teachers review progress toward IEP goals • Parent questions/feedback/concerns • Review eligibility determination • If eligible, develop updated plan

6. Presentation order for Initial Evaluation/Eligibility Determination • Introductions & Sign In • Review reason for referral/concerns • Review testing results & informal assessments • Specialists/service providers review progress on IEP goals • Curriculum Teachers review progress toward IEP goals • Parent questions/feedback/concerns • Review eligibility determination • If eligible, develop updated plan

7. Streamlining the process • What curriculum teachers need • How to simplify information to present

8. For Annual/Re-eval. Disability Goals Services For Initial Eval. Review reason for referral Suspected disability Special Ed. teacher/Team Chair will review with team teachers:

9. For Annual Reviews and 3-year Re-evals., team teachers answer the following:

10. Understanding Eligibility:DESE Eligibility Determination (ED1)