What are IEP progress reports and how do they work?

What are IEP progress reports and how do they work?

IEP progress reports are documents that track a student's progress towards their Individualized Education Program goals. They are typically provided to parents and guardians to keep them informed.

How often are these reports provided?

Progress reports are usually provided at least once a year, but many schools send them out quarterly or at the end of each grading period.

What should I look for in a progress report?

You should look for specific information on the student's progress towards their goals, any challenges they are facing, and recommendations for support.

Can I request additional reports if I need more information?

Yes, parents can request additional reports or updates if they feel they need more information about their child's progress.