Progress report season
Progress reports are coming home
A progress report shows how your child is doing on each IEP goal. Read it next to the IEP, so you can see what each goal is measured against.
A first look at your child's roadmap is free. The full analysis is $39.99, one time, per IEP.
What IDEA says
IDEA says your child's IEP must describe how progress on each annual goal is measured, and when you get reports on that progress.
IDEA, 34 CFR 300.320(a)(3)
The full analysis gives you
- The plan sorted by your childFive areas of your child's day, not the school's order.
- Which goals can show progressEach checked for a starting point, a target and a date.
- What to ask for, point by pointEach with what IDEA requires.
What to ask about a goal
A sample, not about your child.
It is not clear how progress on one goal is measured
IDEA 34 CFR 300.320(a)(3)(i)
Say at the meeting:
“How will we measure progress on this goal, and how often will I see the numbers?”
Mark as discussed
Start with the IEP you have
Upload it as a PDF. If you only have a paper copy, ask the school to email you the IEP as a PDF.
A first look at your child's roadmap is free. The full analysis is $39.99, one time, per IEP.
Refund promise: everything back within 14 days, except the card fee.