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The IEP Deadlines That Quietly Protect Your ChildDeadlines & timelines

The IEP Deadlines That Quietly Protect Your Child

Special education runs on a calendar. Knowing the key deadlines turns 'we'll get to it' into a date the school has to meet.

June 7, 20262 min read
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From Early Intervention to a Preschool IEP: The Age-3 HandoffDeadlines & timelines

From Early Intervention to a Preschool IEP: The Age-3 Handoff

When your child turns three, services shift from early intervention to the school district. Here's how the early intervention to preschool IEP transition works — and why to start early.

May 22, 20263 min read
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The Triennial Reevaluation: Your Child's Three-Year IEP CheckupDeadlines & timelines

The Triennial Reevaluation: Your Child's Three-Year IEP Checkup

Every three years, your child's IEP gets a fuller look through a triennial reevaluation. Here's what it is, why it matters, and why you shouldn't casually waive it.

May 16, 20263 min read
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The IEP Evaluation Timeline: How Long the School Actually HasDeadlines & timelines

The IEP Evaluation Timeline: How Long the School Actually Has

Once you ask for an evaluation, the clock starts. Here's how the timeline works, step by step, so "we're getting to it" has a deadline.

April 10, 20262 min read
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The Annual IEP Review: How to Prepare in One EveningDeadlines & timelines

The Annual IEP Review: How to Prepare in One Evening

Every IEP gets an annual review at least once a year. You don't need days to get ready — here's how to prepare for the annual IEP review in a single focused evening.

April 8, 20263 min read
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IEP Progress Reports: What to Expect and WhenDeadlines & timelines

IEP Progress Reports: What to Expect and When

Your child's IEP promises regular progress reports — here's how often they should come, what they should actually tell you, and what to do when they're vague or missing.

April 4, 20263 min read
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