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Below are commonly asked questions regarding individual education plans (IEPs), information for parents, and state and district policies and supports. If your question is not found below, please contact your child's IEP case manager.
When will we meet to discuss my child's progress?
When will we meet to discuss my child's progress?
Progress toward IEP goals are reported on a regular basis, usually per trimester.
Progress toward IEP goals are reported on a regular basis, usually per trimester.
This information can be found in your child's IEP on the page(s) including goals/objectives. Progress reports are available in hard copy or digitally via email, depending on parent preferences.
The IEP is reviewed at least annually (and other times when applicable) by the full IEP team.
The IEP is reviewed at least annually (and other times when applicable) by the full IEP team.
However, you can meet with your child's teacher and/or LRC-1 case manager in a parent/teacher conference as requested. Note: No changes to IEPs are made without the IEP team present.
What curriculums are used to meet to the individual needs of students?
What curriculums are used to meet to the individual needs of students?
In LRC-1 we access multiple evidence-based programs to meet a variety of needs.
In LRC-1 we access multiple evidence-based programs to meet a variety of needs.
Academic curriculums include:
Academic curriculums include:
- Language!
- ReadWell
- Read Naturally
- Step Up to Writing
- Eureka Math
Social/emotional curriculums include:
Social/emotional curriculums include:
- Zones of Regulation
- Superflex
- Second Step
- MindUP
What special education programs are offered in Issaquah School District?
What special education programs are offered in Issaquah School District?
(Click the link to be taken to Issaquah School District's website to learn more.)
What guidance for parents does the State of Washington provide regarding special education?
What guidance for parents does the State of Washington provide regarding special education?
(Click the picture to visit OSPI's website to learn more.)
Please direct additional questions to your child's IEP case manager.
Please direct additional questions to your child's IEP case manager.
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