A Guide to an IEP Santa Rosa County

Understanding the IEP Process: A Team Approach to Student Success
Creating and carrying out an Individualized Education Plan (IEP) is a shared responsibility between educators, families, and other members of the IEP team. This engaging workshop breaks down the IEP process step-by-step and highlights the essential role parents and guardians play. You'll gain practical tips for writing clear, measurable IEP goals and learn effective strategies to support your child’s unique learning needs.

Join Parent Training Coordinator Miss Glenesha Milner for two in-person presentations and two virtual presentations of this informative session. Whether you prefer to attend from the comfort of home or connect face-to-face, you'll leave empowered and equipped with tools to better advocate for your child.

Email: gmilner@fndfl.org

Phone: 727-233-5093

We assist parents with no-cost, up-to-date and vetted knowledge about the IDEA, the IEP process, transition from Early Steps to the Voluntary Pre-K Program for Students with Disabilities, transition out of school and into the community, as well as disability-related community and governmental resources. Best of all, we here at FND, are all the parents of children with special needs, and can give a more rounded view of all the options and resources available to us!