IEPs Made Easy
- TACA Office, Costa Mesa, CA
- Tuesday, December 8, 2009: RSVP by December 1
- 11 a.m.-1 p.m.
What is an Individualized Educational Program Meeting (IEP)?
“IEP” refers both to a meeting and to the document that is produced at that meeting. An individualized Educational program meeting (alternatively sometimes called an "Individualized Education Plan," "Individual Education Plan," or some combination thereof) is required by law when a child is identified as having a disability that is recognized under the Individuals with Disabilities Educational Act (IDEA). The purpose of an IEP is to provide a special needs child with specialized and individualized assistance in school. Meetings are held at the child’s school and documents created at these meetings specify the district's offer of special education services for your child.
Goals of the Seminar
To decrease parental fear of Individualized Educational Program Meetings (IEPs) by increasing familiarity with the process and basic law. To educate families on their child's legal rights and help them understand how to advocate for appropriate educational services.
Who should Attend?
This is a beginner seminar geared for parents who have just started attending Individualized Educational Program/Plan Meetings (less than 18 months).
Seminar Information
- Free
- Space is limited.
- Only for the parents of children with autism.
- Sorry, babysitting and childcare are not available.
- Presented by Maryam Mojgani, Esq.
More Information
Seminar Sponsor
This program was funded by the generous support of the Pacific Life Foundation.
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