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Navigating the special education system can feel overwhelming, especially when your child needs support through an Individualized Education Program (IEP). Many parents enter the process with good intentions but little guidance, which can lead to costly mistakes that impact their child’s progress. The IEP process is not just paperwork—it shapes the services, accommodations, and goals that will guide your child’s education. Understanding common pitfalls can help you approach meetings with confidence and clarity. Here are six mistakes parents make during the IEP process—and how to avoid them.
