IEP Tutor provides 5 free tools for parents: IEP Goal Generator, Accommodation Finder, IEP Meeting Checklist, Parent Rights Letter Builder, and a 504 vs IEP Quiz. All tools work instantly without an account.
Primary question answered: What free IEP tools are available for parents of special needs children?
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Target audience: parents and caregivers of children with autism, ADHD, dyslexia, and other disabilities
Navigating the IEP process shouldn't require a law degree. Whether you're preparing for your first IEP meeting or advocating for better services, our free tools are designed to save you hours of research and help you walk into every meeting prepared. Built by special education advocates and parents who've been through the system, these tools cover everything from writing SMART goals to understanding your legal rights under IDEA and Section 504. Every tool works instantly — no account required.
Generate measurable, legally-informed SMART goals tailored to your child's disability, grade level, and skill domain. Choose from hundreds of expertly written goals used by special education professionals nationwide. No account required — just select, customize, and copy.
Generate Goals →Browse 200+ classroom, testing, and homework accommodations organized by disability and setting. Every accommodation is grounded in IDEA and Section 504 legal requirements. Build a personalized accommodation list to bring to your next IEP or 504 meeting.
Find Accommodations →A comprehensive, interactive checklist covering everything you need before, during, and after an IEP meeting. Includes a built-in 'Know Your Rights' section so you walk in prepared and confident. Print it or use it on your phone during the meeting.
Get the Checklist →Generate formal letters to request special education evaluations, dispute IEP placement decisions, request independent evaluations, and more. Each letter template is informed by IDEA and Section 504 requirements and customized with your child's details.
Build a Letter →Not sure if your child needs a 504 plan or an IEP? Answer 8 quick questions and get a clear recommendation based on your child's needs. Understand the key differences and learn what steps to take next — all in under 2 minutes.
Take the Quiz →Our specialist tutor and IEP advocate directory connects you with vetted professionals who can help you navigate evaluations, meetings, and disputes.
Find a Specialist Tutor →Join 50,000+ parents who receive our free IEP guides, tool updates, and advocacy tips.
Free Download: The Complete IEP Meeting Prep Kit — 45 pages of checklists, templates, and scripts.