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Free for every parent, whether you run the audit or not. These are the six things that quietly go wrong between spring and fall.
Every service should state frequency, duration, and location for THIS school year. "As needed" is not a service.
34 CFR § 300.320(a)(4) · (a)(7)New aide, new teacher, new case manager: the plan stays exactly as written until the team meets and you agree.
Stay-Put — 20 U.S.C. § 1415(j)If a goal can't be measured, the school can't be held to it. Ask for vague goals to be rewritten.
34 CFR § 300.320(a)(2)–(3) · Endrew F.If skills slipped over break, write down what and how much now — that's your ESY evidence for next spring.
ESY — 34 CFR § 300.106Annual review date, reevaluation due date, and any promises the school made last spring with dates attached.
34 CFR § 300.303 · § 300.324Any change to services, placement, or supports must come to you in writing, with the data behind it. A hallway heads-up doesn't count.
PWN — 34 CFR § 300.503Short, practical, from a mom who's been in that chair — a script to use, a right to know, a deadline to watch. No spam, never sold, unsubscribe anytime.