IEP profile page:

[Laura Honey]

What should and should not be included on the profile page of an IEP?

[Carolyn Rowlett]

I could find no requirements nor restrictions as to what should or should not be included on the "profile" page of an IEP.  Common practice is to include the following:

-name, address, phone, DOB, age, grade, student ID #, home district, primary language, and parent name and contact info for student.  ate of previous IEP reviewdate of most recent evaluation, and projected date for triennial evaluation.  

[Carolyn Rowlett]

Sorry.  Did not mean to submit yet.  Common practice is to include the following:

- Name, address, phone, DOB, age, grade, student ID #, home district, primary language, and parent name and contact info for student.

- Date of previous IEP review, date of most recent evaluation, projected date for triennial evaluation initiation date of IEP, projected date of annual IEP review, date of IEP meeting. 

- Primary disability.

- Services, amount/frequency/location, begin and end dates, and related services.

- Minutes and/or percentage of time in and out of regular education.

- Meeting participates, titles, role.

But often state departments of education have their own forms.  So you might check with yours to see what is suggested or required by your state.

[JSD24]

...and parent email address - maybe one for each parent.  (My district is paperless & email is how they communicate.)

If parents need to submit for time off (so they can be at the IEP meeting) weeks in advance, that would also be another good thing to note.

Somehow, my email info was deleted from the district.  I noticed this when my email wasn't listed on the IEP profile page.  I stopped getting anything/everything.  My husband did get info but was assuming I was getting it too.

[Lisa Lightner]

I'm a stickler about one thing--NO DIAGNOSES on the profile page.

 

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