What is an IEP?
An Individualized Education Program (IEP) is a legal document that outlines the special education services, supports, and accommodations your child needs to access education and succeed in school. Having an IEP ensures your child receives legally required services and protection under federal law, and gives you a voice in decisions about your child’s education.
FORT WAYNE AREA SCHOOL DISTRICTS
SPECIAL EDUCATION CONTACT
Education and Advocacy Support
IEP - Hope, Inc
(219) 327-4673
IEP 504 assistance for parents | IEP-Hope, Inc. | Indiana
No-cost training programs for parents and advocacy services for families of public school students with IEPs and 504s.
The Arc Indiana
(317) 977-2375
School Age | The Arc of Indiana
Provides free educational advocacy services for families.
Indiana Disability Rights (IDR)
1 (800) 622-4845
Free assistance for students under age 22 with IEPs, 504 plans, and disability related services.