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Free resources for parents

Plain-language guides to help you feel prepared. Read one at a time.

IEP meeting checklist

What to do before, during, and after the meeting, plus questions you can borrow.

How to request an IEP evaluation

Step by step, with a free letter template you can copy.

IEP deadlines

Federal IDEA timelines in plain words. States vary.

IEP acronyms

FAPE, LRE, FBA, BIP, PWN and more, with "what to ask" tips.

An IEP app for parents

What an IEP is, and how Tiny Advocate helps you keep track.

A 504 plan tracker

What a 504 plan is, how it differs from an IEP, and how to check it's happening.

Need a person to talk to? Every state has at least one federally funded Parent Training and Information Center that helps families for free.

Not legal advice. This page shares general information about federal law. It is not legal advice. Rules vary by state and district. For help with your situation, contact your state's Parent Training and Information Center or a special education attorney or advocate.

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