• Red Flags in IEP and 504 Plans

  • Apr 23 2024
  • Length: 17 mins
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Red Flags in IEP and 504 Plans

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  • In this episode of "Don't IEP Alone," special education advocate Lisa Lightner dives into the intricacies of IEPs and 504 plans, highlighting key red flags to watch out for in the process. From the misuse of 504 plans as an "IEP light" to language manipulation in accommodations and the crucial importance of a robust present level section, Lisa provides valuable insights for parents navigating the special education system. Tune in as she uncovers common pitfalls and offers practical advice for advocating for your child's educational needs.

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Great summary of red flags in IEPs

This podcast condenses a lot of useful information about the IEP, that you should know in advance of your first IEP meeting. She runs a great organization as well. It takes a minute to get on topic, but don’t worry. It’s worth the wait.

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