IEP Meetings: The Important Stuff
I was further convinced about our decision when, during the meeting, the staff started reading me their comments they completed on a form titled, “IEP Meeting: The Important Stuff 
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When my daughter and I lectured at the Autism NJ conference last month, I included this form I created with the copy of our slides. Someone from the school was in the audience, and I was both grateful and honored that the information was obviously shared back to the school. I seriously was at a loss for words for a few minutes and may have teared up (who me? cry? nahhhhh!! LOL)
As a parent, I know we have to hear all the standard data and academic and behavioral stuff at IEP’s -but since many of our kids have such limited communication, I feel it’s so important to be told about some non-academic stuff too… don’t you agree???
–Mrs B.
PS- if anyone local sees one of these forms pop up at your IEP meetings, let me know – I would be so excited to hear about that! and hopefully, as parents, you would also be grateful that the staff took the time to tell you this additional information.
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