Are IEP goals and objectives needed when a student is in all regular classes?
A. Yes, an IEP is required for all students with disabilities who are eligible for special education services (even if the only service they receive is monitoring or consultation by the special education teacher). If a student receives all subjects within regular education classes, the IEP might focus on modifications, study skills, personal/social goals, or many other areas of individual need based on evaluation.
Related Questions
- What can be done if help is needed in the development of the IEP, or in determining educational placement for the student?
- What provisions must the IEP include to assess the progress the student is making in achieving the goals?
- Are IEP goals and objectives needed when a student is in all regular classes?
