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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Kimberly Coffman –
I have used this for my own two children who have IEPs and now give them out to families to help them keep things organized, in one spot, and helpful! Thank you so much for creating this, from a parent and SPED teacher!
Emily Wilson –
Awesome resource!
SpEd HUB Studios –
Thank you!
accessABILITY –
A great tool for all special educators & even families of students with IEPs. I love the meeting checklist and the acronym cheatsheat.
Grace in Education –
I bought this not just to provide to my parents but also to use to keep track of everything for my daughter. It is awesome and I am so excited to have everything organized.
miriam gomez –
I was to share with parent information of a child using this resource guide. Super happy to had bought this. Ty
Brenda M. –
What a great idea – a Parent IEP Binder!! Parents will often ask questions about their student’s services, accommodations, etc. This binder will help the parents with everything they need. I’m so excited to get these put together for my students’ parents for next school year. I think they will really be appreciative of all the information organized for them.
Anna W. –
This is a wonderful resource for parents to help organize their children’s IEPs and other important papers for school.
LauraLee Huber –
I give this resource to new IEP parents.
spedtacular educator –
This is absolutely fantastic! I plan to use this next year for my incoming students.
Michelle T. –
I purchased this resource to help show my Special Education parent’s how to set up their own IEP tracker/binder. I labeled a binder to show them that they can set it up in any way that they saw fit. This is a great resource for parent’s who are just starting to navigate through the IEP process.
That Kindergarten Guy –
I am trying to make the ultimate binder for my daughter and this helped get me to it! Thank you.
Danica P. –
It was so helpful to give my new parents a guide for sped. It helped them stay organized. It also helped me remember things I need to tell them and information I need to keep up on!
Brittany S. –
Great product!
McKenzie G. –
This is such a great resource for parents!
Kathy W. –
This was used for a relative to build an IEP folder. Very helpful.
Melissa Dillard –
Good
Taylor Pussman –
So helpful and parents loved it.
Keri Seaver –
I used this to create an IEP binder for my son who has an IEP. It is a great way to organize all the paperwork.
Pedal and Page –
I wish there were more products aimed at bridging the gap between school and home – every educator should have this resource!