Start with your school support needs.

You can upload an Individualized Education Program (IEP) or school draft, prepare for a meeting, or get help choosing a next step. In Texas, this includes Admission, Review, and Dismissal (ARD). You do not need a document to begin.

UnderstandThe big picture and exact pages stay connected.
PrepareParent input, recording notice, and meeting prep stay beside the plan.
Follow upFollow-up options stay tied to the same plan.

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Wayfound IEP Home with Maya's plan overview and preparation steps.

The IEP workspace connects plan overview, source reading, and parent preparation. Shown with sample family data.

No document yet? You still have a starting point.

The app's preparation guide gives you prompts for your child's strengths, a concern you want to discuss, and a question to bring. Use paper or your own notes. When you're ready, you can upload a plan or open your existing school support work.

You can prepare before uploading. We have not reviewed your school document. This guide does not save answers.

Start with the whole IEP, not a random PDF page

The IEP Home gives a parent a stable map before the meeting anxiety takes over. It names what is in the plan, what needs attention, and which workspace to open next.

  • Plan at a glance. Services, goals, dates, and concern areas become one readable overview.
  • Page-by-page reading. Reading Room keeps the source page and plain-language notes side by side.
  • Meeting-ready flow. Prepare, meet, and follow up are part of the same path instead of separate files.
Wayfound IEP plan overview for Maya showing items that may need strengthening.

IEP Home turns the uploaded plan into a sequence a parent can follow.

Read the source page with help beside it

Reading Room keeps the actual IEP page visible while Wayfound explains what matters, what evidence supports the concern, and what a parent may want to ask.

  • The source stays visible. Parents can check the exact language instead of trusting a summary alone.
  • Notes stay page-specific. Questions and concerns remain attached to the part of the IEP they came from.
  • Preparation stays connected. The same page remains part of the meeting and follow-up path.
Reading Room showing Maya's IEP page beside page-specific notes and preparation tools.

Reading Room keeps the source page and parent-readable guidance side by side.

Turn concerns into parent input and follow-up records

Before the meeting, Wayfound helps a parent get their words in order, keep optional ideas separate from the parent's own voice, and return to the source pages when needed.

  • Parent input starts from the record. Strengths, concerns, priorities, and questions can be prepared from the IEP context.
  • Your words stay yours. Optional ideas remain separate until you choose to include and edit them.
  • The source stays close. Each suggestion can point back to the IEP page that informed it.
Wayfound Parent Input page inside Maya's IEP workspace with optional suggestions and space for a parent to write in their own words.

Parent input starts from the IEP record and stays editable in the parent's own voice.

The IEP is part of the bigger record

The IEP workspace is for the meeting path. The broader Documents feature keeps IEPs, IHSS NOAs, denial letters, evaluations, and agency notices organized together so every service has the proof it needs.

Choose your next school support step

Begin with what you need now. You can prepare before uploading, or return to work already in Wayfound.

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