Center for Parent Information and Resources
IEP guide for parents
About
The Center for Parent Information and Resources, a federally funded parent center, on how an IEP is built. Bring the school's draft. This page does not write yours.
Center for Parent Information and Resources publishes this. DadLane lists the page and does not run the program.
Who this is for
Dads who want a parent-center explanation of the IEP, not a blog.
Source
If the page moved, start at Center for Parent Information and Resources and use their current link. The next step above is the one to use tonight.
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Attendance call
Call the number the school published. Write the date, the reason in one line, and who you told. Do not invent a doctor's note.
For Dads calling in an absence or answering an attendance letter.
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Bullying report notes
Date, place, and what the child said happened. Tell the school those same facts and ask who takes the report. Keep your copy. No theory you cannot check.
For Dads whose child came home with a bullying report to make.
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Fatherhood.gov
Father involvement in education
Fatherhood.gov on showing up for school: the meeting, the reading, the ordinary week.
For Dads who need one school job this month, not a speech about involvement.
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