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Should I send a letter of parent concerns before an IEP?

Should I send a letter of parent concerns before an IEP?

Published: Mar. 9, 2022Updated: Mar. 17, 2022

As a parent, you are an integral part of your child’s IEP planning and decision-making team. One way to make sure your input and suggestions are part of your child’s file is by drafting a parental concerns letter that helps clarify what you would like to see addressed at an IEP meeting. This is a chance to share information that only you know about your child.

For more information, see our article IEP Parental Concerns Letter: Pros and Cons.

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