IEP

from Abolish New York City's Youth Punishment Systems

by Peer Defense Project at IntegrateNYC

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At the IEP meeting, participants discuss and write the IEP. If parents disagree with the plan or placement, they can request mediation or complain to DOE and obtain a due process hearing.

The IEP team reviews the plan at least once per year and revises if necessary. Parents must be invited. If they are dissatisfied, additional testing, independent evaluation, mediation, hearing, and complaint to state education agency are available. Every three years, the child is reevaluated to determine whether they continue to have a disability.

Services are provided, and the child's progress is measured according to IEP, and parents are informed about progress against yearly goals 6

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