The Ultimate IEP Guide

Navigating the world of Individualized Education Programs (IEPs) can feel overwhelming, especially for parents who are new to the process. IEP meetings, evaluations, legal rights—it’s a lot to take in. As a mother of two children with IEPs, I’ve been through it all. My journey started when my youngest son, Maison, who is nonverbal and autistic, required extensive advocacy to receive his legally mandated education. It was through this experience that I recognized my older son’s struggles with dyscalculia, a math-related learning disability, and sought an IEP for him in high school. I understand the emotional weight of this process—the guilt, the uncertainty, and the frustration. This guide is here to help you feel empowered and equipped to advocate for your child confidently.