Schools aren’t allowed to give you vague “they’re doing fine” updates. Under federal law (IDEA), your child’s IEP has to: • Include measurable annual goals • Explain how progress will be measured • Specify when you’ll get progress reports If the data shows your child isn’t making expected progress, the team must look at changing goals, services, or even placement they don’t get to wait a full year. At your next IEP meeting, ask: “Can you show me the actual data you’re using to say my child is or

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