After the IEP is Written


When the IEP has been written, parents must receive a copy at no cost to themselves. The IDEA also stresses that everyone who will be involved in implementing the IEP must have access to the document. This includes the child's:

*regular education teacher(s);

*special education teacher(s);

*related service provider(s) (for example, speech therapist); or

*any other service provider (such as a paraprofessional) who will be responsible for a part of the child's education.

Each of these individuals needs to know what his or her specific responsibilities are for carrying out the child's IEP. This includes the specific accommodations, modifications, and supports that the child must receive, according to the IEP.

Parents’ Permission


Before the school can provide a child with special education and related services for the first time, the child’s parents must give their written permission.


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