The IEP is the foundation on which your child’s educational progress is based; a weak IEP can result in minimal progress while a strong, specific, measurable IEP gives students, parents, and school staff the support and direction necessary for meaningful progress throughout the year.
In this workshop, participants will learn the process, components and legal requirements of effective IEPs, including how to develop individualized, measurable goals and how to monitor progress. We will also discuss communication strategies and procedural safeguards such as mediation, complaints, and due process hearings to resolve conflicts.
Our speaker Julie Michaels Keegan, Esq. is a special education attorney who has devoted her practice to ensuring that children receive a high quality, appropriate education. Workshop Details:
Date: Tuesday September 18, 2012 Time: 6:30 PM to 8:30 PM
Location: The Delaware County Resource Center State Route 10 Hamden, NY
Kindly register for this FREE event via email at register@familyrn.org
Please put IEPs on the subject line and include contact iformation in your e-mail or call 607-432-0001.
Thank you.