IEP 101

What is a change to the curriculum being taught or tests and assignments the student must complete as a part of the course?

• Modification

• Adjustment

• Alteration

• Revision

How long is an IEP good for?

• 6 months

• 3 years

• 1 year

• It's good for as long as you are in school

Why should you attend your meeting?

• It's about you.

• It's a waste of time.

• You have no choice.

• It's not important.

How does your IEP help you become more College and Career Ready?

• Helps you learn your strengths and weaknesses

• Ensures that you are prepared academically for your future goals.

• Helps you plan for post-secondary life

• Provides you with a list of colleges to apply to.

What can be found in the profile section of the IEP?

• Your strengths and weaknesses

• Your favorite subjects and hobbies

• The names of your teachers

• The results of your most recent tests.

Do all IEPs have academic goals?

• True

• False

• Only for students with learning disabilities

• Only for high school students

How often is an ETR completed?

• every year

• every two years

• every three years

• every five years

When must a transition plan be developed for a student?

• Age 14 or 8th grade

• Age 4 or Pre-K

• Anytime a student has an IEP

• Never

What does IEP stand for?

• Individualized Education Plan

• International Education Program

• Individual Evaluation Process

• Integrated Employment Plan

Least Restrictive Environment means that students are to be in a non special education environment as much as possible.

• True

• False

• Only for gifted students

• Only for students with disabilities