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Picture your child’s day at school tomorrow.

Where do they start the day?

Are they walking into the general education classroom with their classmates?

Are they joining the morning routine with everyone else?

Or do they start somewhere separate before the day even begins?
 

Think about what happens next.
 

When the class moves into reading, science, math, or group projects, is your child part of what everyone else is doing?
 

Are they supported in ways that help them participate?
 

Or are they nearby, but not really included?
 

That is the part we often have to look at more closely.

Because an IEP should not just be a document full of separate sections. 

An IEP should tell one connected story.
 

And that story needs to begin with your child’s North Star, the bigger vision for their life, learning, belonging, and future.
 

Each and every IEP should move your child one step closer to that vision.
 

When those dots of each section connect, the IEP becomes more than paperwork.
 

It becomes a meaningful plan that helps your child learn, participate, and be included.
 

But in real life, when those dots do not connect, your child may still be pulled out, left out, working separately, or supported in ways that do not actually match who they are or where they are headed.
 

That is why I created Connect the Dots: Build an Inclusive IEP.

During this free training (May 3-9), you signed up for,  I’ll walk you through the parts of the IEP that need to connect so your child’s plan is meaningful and leads to inclusion.

Because inclusion does not happen by accident.

It happens when the IEP is built with intention.
 

And when the story is clear, the team can provide the unique supports so your child can learn, participate, and belong in their general education classes.

Connect the Dots: Build an Inclusive IEP starts May 3 inside a private Facebook group.

There will be three live trainings, and the replays will be available through May 9.

Stay tuned for more details coming soon.
 

P.S. I’ll be emailing you the link for the private Facebook group in a couple of days.  If you have any questions, just reply to this email, and I’ll get you an answer.