“I signed it, but I don't really know what it says.”
If you can't read the plan, you can't tell if the school is keeping its promises. And no one checks unless you check.
Why parents use IEP Path
The IEP decides what help your child gets. Do you know what it really says?
Most parents sign the plan without truly understanding it. Not because they don't care. Because it's written in legal words. IEP Path reads your child's IEP or 504 plan, shows you what's weak or missing, and helps you fix it. In English and Spanish.
The part nobody tells you
Not knowing has a price
Parents tell us the same four things over and over. None of them are your fault. All of them cost your child something.
“Nobody told me there was a deadline.”
Some rights expire. If the date passes, you can lose your chance to disagree, even when you're right.
“The school isn't doing what it promised.”
A promise in a meeting is not a promise on paper. Until it's in writing, it's your word against theirs.
“I can't pay $150 an hour for an advocate.”
So you sit across from a table of trained professionals alone. They do this every week. You do it once a year.
None of this means you're failing your child. It means the plan was written for people with law degrees. IEP Path is how you read it anyway.
See it for yourself
This is what walking in prepared looks like
Real screens from inside IEP Path. Click any picture to look closer.
Understand the plan
Know what your child was promised. And what's missing.
Upload the plan the school gave you. IEP Path puts their words next to plain words, so nothing stays hidden. Anything weak, vague, or missing gets a red flag, so nothing slips past you.
- Every section of the plan in simple words
- Red flags on vague goals and missing services
- The school's exact words stay right beside it
- Works for IEPs and 504 plans in every state
Put it in writing
Schools answer letters, not hallway chats.
A request in writing is hard to ignore and easy to prove. IEP Path writes the formal letter for you, using your child's actual plan. You read it, send it, and now there is a record.
- 25+ ready-made letters for real situations
- Filled in from your child's own plan
- Print it, download it as a PDF, or send it by email
- A record of every letter: draft, sent, answered
Never miss a date
Some rights come with a clock.
In special education, dates are rights. You get a set number of days to answer, to ask, to disagree. IEP Path puts your plan's deadlines on one calendar, taken from the real rules, so you see every date coming with time to act.
- Your plan's legal deadlines in one place
- Dates come from the real rules, never a guess
- Your next deadline shows the moment you sign in
- Add your own important dates too
Know the law
When the school says no, ask what the law says.
The parents who get a yes are usually the ones who know the rules. Ask any question in your own words. IEP Path answers in plain words and shows the actual law it comes from, including your state's rules.
- Every answer backed by IDEA, Section 504, or FERPA
- Rules and timelines for your own state
- No real source, no answer. It never guesses.
- Plain-words guides you can read in minutes
A private advocate
$100–$250
for one hour
IEP Path
$20
a month, every tool
Do the math
An hour with an advocate can cost $250.
A private advocate is wonderful if you can afford one. Most families can't, so they get no help at all. IEP Path gives you the plain words, the letters, and the deadlines all month for less than one pizza night. And if you do have an advocate, IEP Path works with them too.
Try it for 7 days. If it doesn't help your family, we give your money back. Cancel anytime.
Choose your planAlso inside
School finder
Look up any public school and see your state's special-education record.
Advocate sharing
A private, read-only link for anyone helping your family. No account needed.
Plan health grade
One simple grade that shows how strong the plan is right now.
It starts tonight
You could understand the plan before you go to bed.
Tonight
Upload your child's plan. It takes about a minute.
In a few minutes
Read it in plain words and see every red flag.
This week
Send your first letter and know every deadline.
Built on solid ground
Real law. Both languages. Honest about what we are.
Everything IEP Path shows you comes from rules you can check for yourself.
Grounded in the law
Built on the real special-education laws: IDEA, Section 504, and FERPA. The rights we show you are the real ones.
English and Spanish
Every tool works in clear English and natural Spanish, so you can stand up for your child in the language you know best.
Not legal advice
IEP Path gives you information and tools so you can advocate. We are not a law firm, and this is not legal advice.
Be the parent they can't talk past.
Upload the plan tonight. In about a minute, you will know what it really says, what is missing, and what to ask for. Then you have 7 full days to decide. If it does not help, we refund every cent.