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The One-Page Child Snapshot
A page that introduces your child to the team before the paperwork does. Free by email, and yours to keep.
Most of the people at an IEP meeting have never taught your child. The paperwork introduces her as a set of scores. The Snapshot is the page that introduces her first, in your words, on one sheet the team can read in a minute.
What is inside
- The one-page snapshot itself, ready to print and fill in
- The six blocks that belong on it, and the one thing that does not
- A worked example, so you can see a finished block before you write yours
- The strengths worksheet, for the supports that already work
- The what-gets-hard worksheet, written as moments rather than labels
- Two date fields, so the page shows how current it is
- The week-before checklist: when to send it, who gets it, what to ask
- The regulation that requires the team to consider parent concerns, cited in the text
Free by email
The One-Page Child Snapshot
The one-page form that introduces your child to the team in your words, free. Confirm your email and it is yours. A few short letters follow; unsubscribe any time.
Confirm your email and the download arrives with your first letter. A short welcome series follows: one practical note every couple of days for a week, then one email per new article. Unsubscribe any time, one click.
The Playbook stays a paid guide. This page is complete and usable on its own. If you want the whole meeting walked through, who sits at the table, what each page of the document decides, and where your input changes it, that is The IEP Meeting Playbook.