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Score Your Draft IEP Before the Meeting

Upload your child’s draft IEP and get a quick IEPScore! snapshot of what looks strong, what may need clarification, and what you may want to ask about before the meeting.

Your results are based on the actual document you upload — with page citations so you can see where the information came from.

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How it works

Three simple steps to walk into your meeting prepared.

Step 1

Upload your child's IEP

Drag in a PDF, Word doc, or photo of the draft IEP. It's stored securely inside your account.

Step 2

Get your IEPScore

See a letter grade for the IEP overall and across the areas that matter most — in plain language.

Step 3

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Upload your child’s IEP and get an overall letter-grade score with a short summary.

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Connected to your document

Recommendations connected to your child’s actual IEP

IEPScore! doesn’t give generic advice. Each finding points back to where the information appears in your document, so you can check it yourself and bring specifics to the team.

  • Page citations you can verify
  • Plain-language findings, not jargon
  • Questions ready for your meeting

Example finding

B−

Annual Goals

The draft identifies this need, but the proposed annual goal may not clearly address all of the information described in the present levels.

Source: Draft IEP, p. 6

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