Audit-Ready & Student-Centered: IEP Goals, Progress Monitoring & What Illinois Is Watching
ISBE's cyclical monitoring keeps finding goals that don't hold up and progress monitoring that doesn't move students forward. Dr. David Bateman covers what legally defensible IEP goals look like for Illinois districts.
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ISBE's cyclical monitoring process audits IEPs across all six cohorts, and the same findings keep coming back: goals that don't hold up and progress monitoring that doesn't move students forward. In this Illinois Learn-a-Latte, Dr. David F. Bateman draws on more than 1,000 due process cases to show what legally defensible IEP goals look like and what progress monitoring has to do beyond checking a box.
Key takeaways
- What ISBE monitors look for in IEP goals
- Progress monitoring that shows movement, not just data points
- What's at stake for districts that get it wrong
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