IEP meeting checklist

A practical, printable checklist for the work before, during, and after an IEP meeting. Use it as a planning aid alongside your state, district, and school procedures.
Free to print · No email required · Educational guidance, not legal advice

Take it to your next meeting

Print directly or choose “Save as PDF” in the print dialog.

IEP checklist questions

What should I bring to an IEP meeting?

Bring the current IEP, recent evaluation and progress data, relevant work samples, updated present levels, draft goals, family or student priorities, and any local forms or notices required by your district.

Is this checklist a legal compliance checklist?

No. It is a practical planning aid, not legal advice. Federal, state, and district procedures vary, so use your local forms, timelines, policies, and special education leadership as the authority.

Can I print this IEP checklist?

Yes. Use the print button to print the checklist or save it as a PDF from your browser. No email or account is required.

Need measurable goals before the meeting? Browse the free IEP goal bank or try the IEP goal generator.

Keep the goal, data, chart, and family update together

The free plan is generous enough to complete the workflow with a real caseload sample before you ever pay.