Students with IEP/504 plans enrolled in the Hybrid Model will receive the supports and services listed in their current IEP. 

As we work to reduce the risk of spreading the virus we will be limiting visitors to the buildings and enforcing strict social distancing requirements.  Therefore, all IEP meetings will continue to be held through a virtual format such as Zoom even when we transition to stage 2 or 3 of the Return to Learn Plan.  

At parent request, in-person IEP meetings may be held in stage 2 & 3 in the Return to Learn 2.0 plan as long as they are permitted under the Restore Illinois health and safety guidelines.   All in-person meetings will follow the guidelines including symptom monitoring prior to entering the building and the wearing of face coverings while in the building.   If in-person meetings are not allowed under state guidelines, the IEP meeting can be rescheduled to a later time.  However, it is possible that the IEP meeting will need to be rescheduled outside of the mandated timelines.  Additional information about special education services can be found here.

All minutes and services outlined in a student’s IEP are being provided unless otherwise precluded due to the circumstances of pandemic (e.g., offsite vocational training).  IEP teams are continuously monitoring student progress and, like always, making changes to instruction or services as necessary. 

All IEP services are determined by the individual needs of the student, including compensatory service