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Understanding IEP Eligibility: What is Educational Performance?

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Some children who are neurodiverse or have other disabilities are eligible for an IEP (Individualized Education Program). But, how does the IEP team determine eligibility? One factor that must be considered is the impact to "educational performance". Could a student, for example, with a medical diagnosis be denied an IEP? Yes, this happens.


This comprehensive one-page guide will help you better understand eligibility, an often misunderstood concept in the IEP process, especially for students who may get "good grades" yet struggle in other areas related to school (such as peer relationships, anxiety, behavior, school avoidance, etc).

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Some children who are neurodiverse or have other disabilities are eligible for an IEP (Individualized Education Program). But, how does the IEP team determine eligibility? One factor that must be considered is the impact to "educational performance". This one-page guide will help you better understand eligibility, an often misunderstood concept in the IEP process.
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