The Complete Pre-School IEP Audit and Action Kit for Autism Parents

The IEP your child had in April was written for the child they were in April. By August, they've had a summer regression, an ABA gap, a sleep schedule shift, and 12 weeks of unstructured time. The goals may no longer fit. The placement may no longer fit. And the new teacher who receives that IEP file in September won't know any of this — unless you tell them. This guide gives you five tools: the 30-minute audit, the summer regression brief, the meeting request template, the new teacher briefing card, and the full advocacy script kit. Most parents spend the first two weeks of school reacting to problems that could have been prevented in August.