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     • In Iowa, the year a learner turns 14 years old, or as soon as determined by the IEP team, the learner’s IEP team must begin the process of transition planning for the learner.
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   When will IFSP / IEP start in Iowa?

   • The Iowa Department of Education will launch a new IFSP (Individualized Family Service Plan)/IEP (Individualized Education Program) online system starting April 2022. Each school district has the option to choose when they will begin, however it must occur sometime between April and September 2022.

   Introduction to ACHIEVE - ASK Resource

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   Will my child's IEP and IFSP services remain the same?

   • • Your child’s Early ACCESS (IFSP) services or special education (IEP) services will remain the same within the ACHIEVE online system. • Your procedural safeguards under the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) will remain the same within the ACHIEVE online system.

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   What is an Iowa IEP?

   • An Iowa IEP is a document that outlines a student’s unique needs, their annual goals, and the special education services and supports determined necessary by the IEP team to ensure a free, appropriate public education (FAPE). Iowa IEPs are based on the five foundations:

   Types of IEPs - Iowa Special Education

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   What is an Individualized Education Program (IEP)?

   • Each eligible individual has an Individualized Education Program (IEP) which outlines and describes the learner’s special education program, including services and supports based on the unique needs as a result of the learner's disability.

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   What happens at my child's next IFSP/IEP meeting?

   • • At the time of your child’s next IFSP/IEP meeting the team will introduce the ACHIEVE online system, what to expect, and answer any questions. • Information and training opportunities will be shared in the future regarding a parent portal which will give parent’s access to the ACHIEVE online system.

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   What is the process of developing an IEP?

   • The process of developing an IEP is collaborative. The IEP team develops the learner’s Individualized Education Program (IEP) with high expectations based on the learner’s capabilities, strengths, needs, and interests, including their involvement and progress in the Iowa Core Standards including the Iowa Core Essential Elements and the Iowa Early Learning Standards.

   Types of IEPs - Iowa Special Education

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3. iowaideainformation.org › may-2024-earlyMay, 2024 – Early Intervention & Special Education Updates

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   Guidance on the timely provision of Early Intervention Services was revised for clarity, noting the importance of providing all early intervention service (s) in the IFSP within 30 calendar days after a parent signs the consent for services.

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5. www.askresource.org › filesimages › ASK Info SheetsIntroduction to ACHIEVE - ASK Resource

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   The Iowa Department of Education will launch a new IFSP (Individualized Family Service Plan)/IEP (Individualized Education Program) online system starting April 2022. Each school district has the option to choose when they will begin, however it must occur sometime between April and September 2022. At the next occurring IFSP/IEP meeting your ...

6. iowaideainformation.org › special-educationTYPES OF IEPs - iowaideainformation.org

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   In the current Iowa IDEA Web IFSP/IEP system: Prior to the child’s 3rd birthday, the IFSP remains open and the IEP submitted for review and moved to 'ready to validate' status. Upon the child’s 3rd birthday, the IFSP is exited/closed and then IEP is validated.

7. educate.iowa.gov › special-educationEarly Childhood Special Education - Department of Education

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   Iowa's school districts and their community partners operating preschool classrooms providing early childhood special education (ECSE) instructional services must meet approved preschool program standards.

8. sites.google.com › view › iowaachieveupdatesUpdates - Google Sites

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   Feb 2, 2022 · Upcoming. The Iowa DE Project Team and the AnLar Project team will continue to hold weekly project meetings and work to design and build Phase 2 of the ACHIEVE project. AnLar is close to closing...

9. aepsinteractive.com › states › iowaIowa – AEPS-3 – Early childhood assessment & curriculum

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   Goal setting, IFSP/IEP development, classroom teaching and intervention, progress monitoring, family communication—it’s all integrated in the AEPS-3 linked system, to support collaboration and help improve outcomes for all children across Iowa. Explore more. AEPS-3 is aligned to early learning standards.