IEP Prep Assistant

Walk through a few questions about your child and the meeting ahead. Wren will turn it into a prep packet you can bring to the table — goals to propose, questions to ask, your rights, and what to do if it gets tense. Then you can talk it through together.

Want the background first? Read our guide to your rights in the IEP process.

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Your child

Let's start with the basics. Just enough for me to picture who we're advocating for.

Attach a document?

An IEP, evaluation, or plan you already have — your advisor can read it directly instead of you retyping it. PDF or photo, up to 15MB.

First name · optional

Age · optional

Grade · optional

How would you describe your child?

However you'd explain them to someone who's never met them.