Status, case manager, plan type, and the next annual and triennial review dates import from your district's system of record, translated end to end, not a PDF attachment in English with a translated cover note. A child's plan is visible to nobody but that child's guardians and staff holding a special-education role, SpedAdmin or SpedCaseManager, enforced at a single authorization chokepoint on every read and write, and it fails closed on any unexpected error rather than defaulting to access.
Meetings ride your school's real calendar, not a side scheduling system, so a family sees the same invite everywhere and RSVPs once. Notice goes out on the district's own lead-time policy, and a family requests an interpreter themselves, in their language, instead of hoping the school remembered to ask.
A meeting notice on the district's own lead time, an interpreter a family can request themselves, and consent signed from a phone with a full audit trail, no waiting for a paper form to come home.
A guardian reviews and signs consent, for reevaluation, for a service change, right from their phone, with name, timestamp, and IP captured to a full audit trail, revocable and expirable, not a one-way checkbox. Families who need paper still get it: optional print-and-mail delivers the same document by mail, and every send, delivery, and read is logged.
A meeting notice on the district's own lead time, an interpreter a family can request themselves, and consent signed from a phone with a full audit trail, no waiting for a paper form to come home.
Case managers post progress against each IEP goal as it happens, reading fluency, self-regulation, whatever the plan tracks, and a family sees it the moment it's marked shareable, translated, with a simple rating and a plain-language note. No more waiting for the annual review to find out how the year actually went.
Goal progress a family can follow between meetings instead of once a year, posted by the case manager and visible only when marked shareable.
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