Uncover the basics of IEPs
What are the most important parts of an IEP? In this article, Dr. Caitlin Solone (education advocate, teacher educator, and faculty at UCLA) gives an overview of IEPs and how you as a parent should be involved.
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IEP Essentials: An Undivided and Momentum Event
Are you just starting out with the IEP process or do you need a refresher? Undivided’s Education Advocate Lisa Carey will cover all the basics to help you get through your next (or first!) IEP meeting with confidence.
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February 23, 2023 9:30 am PT
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Learn how to follow up on IEPs
How do you know that the school is implementing all the services and supports in the IEP you signed? Learn how to follow up and hold the school accountable.
Understand all about assessments
Assessments help IEP teams develop goals and determine services. Here's what you need to know about assessments---and what to do if you disagree with the school about the results.
About the speaker
Lisa Carey
Education Advocate, Undivided
Lisa Carey has worked with hundreds of families as an education advocate both on her own and with an amazing mentor. She has completed many educational opportunities to further her knowledge, including COPAA’s SEAT program, Wrightslaw workshops, parent advocacy and mentoring through the Special Needs Network, and the TIGER program through the Learning Rights Law Center. She is an Undivided Navigator and IEP specialist as well as mom of three boys.