Description
This in-depth IEP Snapshot / IEP at a Glance data sheet is perfect for keeping track of your students with special needs, without having to lug around each student’s IEP folder.
Who is this for?
Any caseload manager in any special education classroom setting at any grade level.
“HELP! I need help organizing my caseload!”
>> You’ll find this blog post very helpful.
“I need help planning for and running IEP Meetings!”
>> This blog post is full of tips and tricks from veteran special ed teachers.
“This is my first year, HELP!” or “I’m starting in a new special ed position, HELP!”
>> Here are tips on where to start, what to prep, and more!
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Thanks for Looking and Happy Teaching!
Brooke B. –
Classroom teachers are loving having this IEP at a glance to reference quickly!
Tania M. –
This resource is absolutely perfect for my binder, walking into a class in the second semester with limited information on students and no goals having been met I walked into a train wreck. Thank you so much for this quick and easy document I can take with me to a meeting and run through very quickly for my students (whom are new to me).
Kelli H. –
I love this! I fill it out when I’m placing preschool speech and language students to give to the teachers. They also love it!
Lessons with Leadership & Love –
Though I did not use it to its fullest potential, it was helpful in helping me organize my caseload.
Lisa Storti –
This resource is great at putting all the info in an IEP onto one sheet. I do wish their was more room for the accommodations as some of my students have many. Many times, I’ve had to write them all on the back. Even if it had a handful listed and you could check the box next to it might make things simpler. Overall, love this resource. Also, find it helpful to share with classroom teachers who need to know info about students with IEP’s. Back to the accommodations though- most classroom teachers need to know that more than anything so having a larger space for those needs would be super helpful!
KaeJae –
Used this form to help create a customized school counseling binder to assist in note taking and record keeping before transferring to school database.
Madeline H. –
I loved this resource! I shared it with my general education teachers, many of whom do not know how to read IEPs. This is so helpful to get the general education and special education teachers on the same page!
Christina P. –
This resource provides a great ways to keep all IEP binders organized.
Gillian E. –
Such a great resource for making sure important info is in one condensed place.
Sandra Parham –
How in the world did I manage without this before? Great for data notebooks and progress reports.
Janet Y. –
I used this for my own organization. I hate to have to dig to find information when writing an IEP. This allowed me to have most items right at my finger tips. I did have to take the time to fill in and with 12 to 14 students it can get time consuming. But, I’ll have most of the information available the next time I need it.
Jodi W. –
This resource was great for my students to track their learning.
Noureen Q. –
Great resource for my class! Loved using it in my IEP binder
Kacheena O. –
I am looking for ways to improve my data collection, this will be very helpful this year.
Lexy Rebholz –
Thanks for sharing this valuable resource! I will be useful every year.
Sarabeth Burke –
Loved this simple resource to keep in the students data binders for staff who work with them-especially the subs! thank you!
Logan D. –
Great resource to help organize IEP info and helped me provide information to my regular education teachers.
Brittany S. –
I am looking forward to using this in my classroom. It looks to be a great product!
Jaime P. –
This was a great resource to give to special area teachers, TAs and to put into sub plans! Very easy to fill out! Thank you!
Michelle Bauer –
Thank you for a wonderful resource, I’m continually looking for resources to help organize my files and classroom.