The Educator's Guide to IEP Goals: A Standards-Based & Executive Functioning Approach

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Advocating for your child shouldn’t be intimidating—or time-consuming. The Parent Advocacy Email Template Bundle provides professionally written, and customizable email scripts to help you communicate effectively with your child’s school team.

Whether you’re requesting an evaluation, scheduling a meeting, or raising a concern, this bundle gives you the exact language to use so your message is clear, respectful, and documented.

What’s Included:

• Request for Initial Special Education Evaluation
• Request to Reopen or Schedule an IEP/504 Meeting
• Documenting Parent Concerns in Writing
• Disagreeing With a Team Decision
• Requesting Prior Written Notice (PWN)
• Request for a Parent-Teacher or IEP Team Meeting
• Request for Student Records
• Request for a Re-Evaluation or Additional Testing

Each template includes fill-in-the-blank prompts, so you can personalize the details and send with confidence.

Bonus Tip: These templates can be printed and stored in your IEP binder or copied into email drafts for quick use throughout the school year.

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Confused by school decisions? Unsure of what you're allowed to request? You’re not alone—and this guide is here to help.



The Understanding Your Rights Mini Guide breaks down the most important special education laws every parent should know. Whether you’re new to the IEP process or trying to advocate more effectively, this short, powerful guide gives you the confidence to ask questions, push back when needed, and partner with your school team.

What’s Included:

FAPE explained in plain language

Least Restrictive Environment (LRE) and how it applies to your child

Prior Written Notice (PWN) and how to request decisions in writing

Your Legal Rights as a Parent

Top Misconceptions that cause confusion

Bonus tips to help you document and speak up respectfully

Perfect for printing and keeping in your IEP binder, or reviewing before your next meeting. You don’t need to be a lawyer to be a strong advocate—you just need clarity.

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Stay informed, organized, and empowered as you support your child’s IEP progress throughout the school year. The Progress Monitoring Parent Tracker helps families track academic growth, behavioral patterns, school communication, and their own observations—without relying solely on school updates.

Designed for parents who want a clearer picture of how their child is progressing between IEP meetings, this tool is simple, practical, and easy to use.

What’s Included:

IEP Goal Tracking Sheet

Record goals, baselines, and progress updates for academic, behavioral, and related service areas.

Monthly Parent Reflection Log

A guided space to note successes, concerns, and changes in your child’s learning or behavior.

School Communication Log

Keep a record of calls, emails, and meetings with staff—so nothing gets lost or forgotten.

Walk into your next IEP meeting prepared, focused, and confident. The Parent IEP Meeting Prep Worksheets are a simple but powerful planning tool that help you gather your thoughts, clarify your priorities, and advocate effectively for your child.

Whether it’s your first meeting or your tenth, this worksheet ensures you arrive ready to participate as an equal member of the IEP team.

What’s Included:

Meeting Goal Planning

Identify your top 3 goals for the meeting and what outcomes you hope to see.

Concern Documentation

Space to list specific challenges you want discussed and documented in the meeting notes.

Question Tracker

Organize the key questions you need answered by the school team.

Service Discussion Prompts

Plan which supports, accommodations, or services you want to request or review.

General Notes & Reminders

Stay organized with space for reminders, follow-ups, and personal observations.