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Meeting Prep

Family-ready questions and an agenda you can bring to the next IEP / PPT meeting.

Meeting Prep

Questions to Bring Into the Next Meeting

9 questions organized by who to ask. Annual PPT · Sep 15.

For The Case Manager

"How is Jordan progressing on transition goals compared to last review?"
Why: Anchors the meeting in evidence, not opinion.
"Which accommodations will carry into a 2-year program, and how are we practicing them now?"
Why: Sets up postsecondary handoff early.
"What transition assessment is coming next, and when will we see the results?"
Why: The report flags this as a data gap.

For The School Team

"How are self-advocacy skills being coached in the classroom?"
Why: Family and educator both prioritized this.
"Can Jordan lead one section of the next meeting with prep support?"
Why: Builds practice for postsecondary self-disclosure.

For Adult Services / BRS

"When should we apply to the Bureau of Rehabilitation Services, and what do we need to bring?"
Why: Age-16+ eligibility — timing matters.
"Which programs cover travel training and job coaching after graduation?"
Why: Independent-living plan depends on these supports.

For Jordan (With The Family)

"Which strength do you most want the team to lead with in the meeting?"
Why: Puts the student's voice at the top of the room.
"What's one worry you want the team to address on the record?"
Why: Ensures concerns are documented, not just discussed.

Next meeting

Sep 15

Questions ready

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