What is the role of the school principal in an IEP meeting?
Published: Mar. 14, 2022Updated: Mar. 17, 2022
In some districts, the principal may attend the IEP meeting. They should have knowledge of the types of resources the school can provide, and might also be a former teacher. The principal may also serve as the note-taker during the meeting, and can also mediate disagreements and help make decisions on any changes in the student’s schedule or services.
For more, see our article The IEP Meeting: Team Players and their Roles.
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