Many families take for face value their child's Individualized Education Plan (IEP). I do believe it is necessary to take notes with you to your IEP meetings so you can ask your questions. You have seven days to read over your IEP before you sign the NOREP (Notice of Recommendation for Educational Placement) which validates your IEP. If you sign your NOREP with something missing from your IEP the school district is not legally bound to adhere to your concerns. Be sure you place everything in writing and review your IEP. People do make mistakes and without the information in the document the school is not legally obligated to comply. Just a reminder, as parents, our jobs are never done. It is our duty to keep up on the paper work and to support the school providing our children's education. Check and recheck. What is 30 minutes of our time to review the document at home and to drop it off back at the school?