Description
The complete IEP Binder for parents is a simple, effective organizational tool to keep all of your child’s important IEP information in one, organized place.
As the most important advocate for your child, you know how overwhelming all of the paperwork and special education jargon can be. You no longer need to feel stressed about a meeting, because you’ll have all you need in one systematic place. You can fully concentrate on the meeting, making the meeting more meaningful to both you, your child, and the IEP Team.
This is the key you’ve been searching for!
Created by a special education teacher, tested and effectively used by special needs parents.
UPDATED APRIL 20, 2018
A new black and white version of the parent IEP binder is now included in the download. Print as is for a more professional look, or print the dividers on colored cardstock to color-code your child’s paperwork.
What is included?
• Editable Cover
• Editable Tabs (Blank and Pre-Filled)
• Editable Spines in 5 sizes – 12 in each size ( 1″, 1.5″, 2″, 2.5″, 3″)
• Parent IEP Binder
• Editable pages (78 editable pages)
• How To – to help you put it together
What binder dividers are included?
• My Child
• Medical Info
• My Child’s Teacher
• Important Acronyms
• Pre-Meeting Checklist
• IEP Team
• Contact Info
• IEP
• IEP Snapshot
• Behavior Plan
• Transition
• Accommodations (with 4 pages of accommodations)
• Modifications
• Assistive Technology
• Procedural Safeguards
• Calendar (with 12 editable calendar pages)
• Evaluations (with a 10 year-10 page editable calendar)
• Testing Schedule
• Progress Reports
• Grades
• Graduation Requirements
• State Testing
• Educational Records
• SPED in My District
• SPED in My State
• ESY / Summer School
• Summer Camps
• Special Olympics
• School Strategies
• Home Strategies
• Service Providers
• Outside Services
• Master List
• Questions / Concerns
• Other Resources
• Notes
• Contact Log
• Grade Levels (covers for Pre-K to 12)
• 12 editable blank dividers
WANT MORE INFORMATION?
Old black/white version is 238 pages.
New black/white version is 180 pages.
What does editable mean?
Editable means you are able to add/delete/edit text boxes within the PowerPoint provided in the folder. Not all pages are editable. You are not able to edit the layout or any text I have written due to copyright.
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Coffee with the Teacher –
Such a great resource, Just what I was looking for! Thanks so much!
Kaitlyn Thompson –
This was very helpful in creating a binder for my parents.
Rachel W. –
This has been a great tool to use to keep track of IEP related documents.
J H. –
a great way of keeping everything together and easy enough to understand
Sweet Home Elementary –
Great Resource for what I needed for my students in my class
Nicole McCaffery –
I can’t recommend the Complete IEP Binder for Parents enough! As a parent navigating special education, I used to feel overwhelmed by all the paperwork and jargon. This binder has completely changed that. It keeps all of my child’s important IEP information organized, accessible, and in one place, so I can fully focus during meetings without stressing about forgetting something.
The layout is simple, practical, and parent-friendly, making it easy to track goals, progress, and communications with the IEP team. Knowing I have everything at my fingertips has made meetings so much more meaningful and productive. Created by a special education teacher and tested by other parents, this binder is an invaluable tool for anyone wanting to be a strong advocate for their child.
Kristen C. –
This is a great resource for parents who have children on IEPS.
Luz Singh –
This resource is great for parents. I used this and arranged all the documents for parents, providing them with a copy during parent-teacher conferences. This allows them to begin their advocacy journey if they haven’t done so.
RoxStar Learning –
I have been working to organize all of my information for parents, and this resource is so helpful. This is a resource that I will use year after year!
Inclusive Spark Studio –
This editable Parent IEP Binder is a total lifesaver. It’s well‑organized, intuitive, and covers everything a family needs to track IEPs and meetings clearly. The black‑and‑white design keeps it simple and focused, and the editable format makes it easy to personalize for your child. Highly recommend for anyone navigating the IEP process!
Jennifer Yasinskas –
Very thorough resource and full of information. I used this to help me create our own school wide special education binder for our parents/families to have.
Laura Boze –
This was great to keep myself on track with my daughters 504 and IEP that are upcoming and document all the meetings that were taking place and when.
The Special Connection –
This was a very helpful resource. The parents were appreciative.
Silly Goose Teaching –
Very thorough! This resource will help minimize overwhelm.
Positively ECSE –
Amazing resource to share with my new ECSE parents.
Teresa G. –
IEPS can be overwhelming and this has been a great resource I have given parents of students on my caseload to help them not feel so overwhelmed.
Tarra Ziegler –
This was a great resource to use to create a binder for myself and my mom as well for my youngest daughter receiving services.
Mary Jane L. –
Worked well for my 2nd graders. Would recommend this product.
Sharon B. –
Parents and I like this resource. Thank you so much for sharing. This resource gave our parents a reference to help them understand their child and their disability.
Teaching Little Feet –
Would purchase this again! Easy to prep and use. Parents loved it!