Download: IEP binder checklist

Use this free checklist to help you organize the documents in your IEP binder.

By Amanda Morin

Expert reviewed by Bob Cunningham, EdM

Updated March 15, 2024

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One of the best ways to prepare for IEP meetings and track your child’s progress is to put together an IEP binder. The binder will help you keep key documents handy, along with details about phone calls and other interactions with the school.

Use this checklist to organize — and update — your IEP binder. Print the checklist and put it in the front of your binder. You can use it to keep track of documents you need to update and file.

Learn more about organizing an IEP binder with this guide.

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