As schools all over the country are closing and moving to distance learning models, it’s a great time to think about how our IEPs stack up for this kind of event. It’s unprecidented, so don’t feel bad if your IEPs don’t yet reflect these considerations. We are all learning together. I want to help you learn to Write IEPs that consider remote and elearning days. I recommend reading the whole article, but I’ve also created an easy to print and use checklist that you can use in future IEP meetings to make sure you are thinking of all the scenarios needed. Good luck and happy planning!<\/p>\n