IEP vs 504 Plan: Which Does Your Child Need and What Is the Difference?
Two federal programs, two very different levels of support. Here is how to tell which one your child qualifies for — and which one they actually need.
Read the guide →Start here: what an IEP is, how it differs from a 504 plan, what accommodations and modifications mean, and the legal framework behind it all.
📡 Subscribe via RSSTwo federal programs, two very different levels of support. Here is how to tell which one your child qualifies for — and which one they actually need.
Read the guide →Accommodations change how your child learns. Modifications change what they are expected to learn. The difference can affect your child's diploma — here is everything you need to know.
Read the guide →The IEP evaluation is the gateway to special education — and where parents have far more rights than most schools ever explain. Every step, every deadline, every right you need to know.
Read the guide →A BIP is not a punishment plan — it requires the school to identify why your child behaves the way they do and respond with proactive supports, skill-building, and environmental changes.
Read the guide →LRE is one of the most important — and most misunderstood — principles in IDEA. Here is what it means, how schools get it wrong, and how to use it as an advocacy tool.
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