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Meaningful IEP Meeting Participation

Equips families and educators with strategies for active contribution, collaborative goal-setting, and effective advocacy during the Individualized Education Program process. Addresses legal rights, communication techniques, and data-driven preparation to ensure student-centered outcomes.

Special EducationSensory Processing & RegulationSensory Preferences IdentificationSensory Tool UseCommunicating Sensory NeedsSensory Overload RecognitionDeep Breathing PracticeMovement Break UtilizationIndependent Calming Strategy UsePersonalized Calming RoutinePersonal Sensory Diet CreationProactive Sensory BreaksEmotion Intensity RecognitionDysregulation RecoveryPositive Behavior SupportUnderstanding Social StoriesPersonal Social Story CreationEmotional Regulation FrameworksPersonal Trigger IdentificationSelecting Regulation StrategiesReinforcement System ResponseSelf-Monitoring & RewardsLearning Positive AlternativesCross-Setting Skill GeneralizationSocial CommunicationEye Contact & Personal SpaceContext-Appropriate GreetingsAppropriate Volume & ToneConversation Turn-TakingTopic Maintenance in DiscussionEffective Help-SeekingBody Language InterpretationFacial Expression RecognitionIdioms & Figurative LanguageSocial Problem IdentificationSocial Solution GenerationSocial Decision EvaluationTask ManagementMinimal Prompting Task StartSelf-Talk for StartingStarter Strategies for Difficult TasksAge-Appropriate Task PersistenceStrategic Break ManagementSmooth Task TransitionsAdapting to Plan ChangesObstacle Problem-SolvingMulti-Day Project CompletionPlanning & OrganizationPhysical Material OrganizationVisual Schedule & Timer UseSequential Task BreakingTime Estimation SkillsTask PrioritizationDigital & Physical Workspace ManagementPersonalized Organization StrategiesDetailed Project PlanningMultiple Commitment BalancingAcademic Support StrategiesMath Manipulative UseVisual Math Problem RepresentationComplex Math Problem BreakdownText Highlighting & AnnotationVisualization While ReadingPredictions & Inferences from TextText Structure Graphic OrganizersWriting Graphic OrganizersSentence Frames & TemplatesStudy Guide CreationSpaced Repetition for MemoryAssistive Writing TechnologyWorking Memory SupportSingle-Step Direction FocusMulti-Step Direction FollowingInformation Chunking PracticeVisual Support Memory AidsMnemonic Device ApplicationEfficient Note-Taking SystemsGraphic Organizer Note-TakingNote Review & OrganizationSustained Complex Task AttentionAssistive TechnologySymbol-Word CommunicationAAC Device NavigationSpeech Recognition DictationDictation Text EditingText-to-Speech for ReadingDigital Calendar UseKeyboard Shortcuts NavigationProductivity App ManagementSelf-Advocacy SkillsCommunicating Learning NeedsRequesting AccommodationsAdvocating for Appropriate SupportsIEP & Student RightsUnderstanding IEP ComponentsMeaningful IEP Meeting ParticipationIDEA & Section 504 RightsProgress MonitoringTracking IEP Goal ProgressReflecting on AchievementData-Informed Instructional AdjustmentTransition PlanningCareer & Vocational Goal SettingExploring Post-Secondary OptionsIndependent Living Skills Planning

Materials

Support Plan Review Template Final Refined

Support Plan Review Template Final Refined

A professional one-page Support Plan Review template with a blue and gold theme. This version features a clean two-column layout, an optimized 14px heading, and carefully tuned spacing to ensure all content fits comfortably on a single page while maintaining professional readability.

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Elizabeth Muvumba

Dana SST Agenda Poster

Dana SST Agenda Poster

A professional and bold SST (Student Study Team) agenda poster for Dana Middle School, strictly sized for one-page printing with high-contrast text and a maritime-inspired theme.

SC

Sabrina Curcio

Future Finder Guide (Updated Pathways)

Future Finder Guide (Updated Pathways)

A comprehensive 10-page post-secondary transition plan guide for students with an IEP, featuring updated graduation pathway options: Diploma, Alternative Pathway to a Diploma, and Certificate of completion.

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vespinoza

High School Bridge Curriculum Map

High School Bridge Curriculum Map

A comprehensive 18-week semester curriculum map designed for 8th-grade autistic students preparing for high school transition. Focuses on neurodiversity-affirming self-advocacy, professional teacher communication, executive navigation, and peer dynamics with pacing, weekly lesson objectives, and progress monitoring rubrics.

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Erica Sullivan

FAPE Offer Meeting Script

FAPE Offer Meeting Script

A professional IEP meeting facilitator script and reference guide for articulating the District's Offer of FAPE through Specialized Academic Instruction (SAI) in Directed Studies at Scotts Valley High School.

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cnorton

SpEd Welcome Letter Template

SpEd Welcome Letter Template

A dual-section, 2-page back-to-school welcome packet for special education. Page 1 is a professional, collaborative letter for parents/guardians focusing on communication, partnerships, and IEP support. Page 2 is a highly visual, welcoming, and accessible letter for students with emoji-check-ins and personalized intro cards. Features prominent, easily customizable placeholders.

CS

Courtney Scherer

Sequences

Voice Power Warm Up

Voice Power

A comprehensive unit on self-advocacy and the ADA, helping students understand their rights in school, at home, and in the workplace. Students will learn how to navigate IEP accommodations, address non-compliance, and build independence.

TW

Tia Washington

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First Thirty Timeline Document

Special Ed Launchpad

A comprehensive suite of resources for high school special education teachers to manage their caseload, internalize IEPs, and establish strong family and co-teaching partnerships during the first month of school.

AP

Alexis Paolini

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IEP Teacher Guide

Own Your IEP

A comprehensive program designed to empower middle and high school students to lead their own IEP meetings. Includes a detailed teacher guide, student preparation workbook, meeting scripts, agenda templates, and interactive presentation slides to scaffold self-advocacy and goal-setting.

JF

Jayme Frazier

4
Power Up Session Overview Teacher Guide

Power Up Your Voice

A comprehensive 15-session self-advocacy series designed for high school students with learning disabilities and ADHD, focusing on identifying challenges and requesting supports.

JR

Jazmeen Rivera

9
Independence Blueprint Master Map

Bridge to Independence

A comprehensive 9-week curriculum designed for special education students (grades 7-9) transitioning to adult life. The course integrates foundational reading, writing, and math skills (supported by CommonLit, NoRedInk, and DeltaMath) with essential SEL, executive function, and organizational training.

DH

Daniel Handy

10
Crossroads Slides

Future Focus

A comprehensive multi-day vocational transition unit designed for high school SPED students to differentiate between short-term jobs and long-term careers. The unit integrates scaffolded instruction, scenario analysis, and self-advocacy goal-setting aligned with IEP transition planning.

KC

Kristina Cinnamon

5

Lessons

Voice Power Slides

Voice Power

A comprehensive self-advocacy curriculum designed for young adults to navigate school, home, community, and the workplace with confidence. Focuses on personal identity (pronouns), legal rights (ADA/IDEA), and practical communication strategies.

TW

Tia Washington

7
Professor Talk Slides

The Professor Talk

A focused session on postsecondary self-advocacy, teaching students with learning differences how to communicate their needs to professors and employers. The lesson emphasizes the transition from high school's automatic support to the self-initiated systems of college and the workplace.

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Simone T Singletary

5
IEP Self Advocacy Workbook Tier 1

IEP Self Advocacy Blueprint

A differentiated student self-advocacy workbook package designed to help high school students take ownership of their IEP. It features a Tier 1 (Standard) version and a Tier 2 (Scaffolded) version containing simplified reading text, a common accommodations word bank, and integrated sentence stems to support all learners during self-reflection.

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dfleisch

4
Support Squad Guide

Rights and Routes

A comprehensive lesson for 9th graders exploring the legal frameworks of IDEA and Section 504, helping students understand their rights and the differences between an IEP and a 504 plan.

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j.m.terry

3
Planning My Way Slides

Planning My Way

A simplified guide for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities to understand their Individual Program Plan (IPP) process, focusing on personal strengths and decision-making.

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Taminator Harrison

3
Seat at the Table Teacher Guide

Seat at the Table

An empowering, transition-focused lesson designed for high school special education students to help them understand their IEP, identify their strengths and accommodations, and prepare to confidently participate in their own IEP meetings.

KT

Karen Terdoslavich

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