By Dawn Spence A new year is just around the corner and with it comes new IEP goals and objectives. Sometimes your goals may be continuing from the year before,...
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How to Track IEP Goals
By Amy Vickrey, MSEAfter you have gathered your documents, written your goals, and decided on your accommodations, you are ready to start working towards those goals, right? Let’s look at...
How to Write IEP Goals and Objectives
By Amy Vickrey, MSEThe first post in this series on writing an IEP covered the things you should do before you start. Once you have followed the four steps she...
Skill & Character Building
Skill & Character Building Curriculum Partners Our skill and character building curriculum partners provide parents with tools for incorporating transition learning skills, life skills, and electives into a homeschool...
Consultants
Consultant Partners SPED Homeschool has partnered with some amazing special education homeschooling consultants. Click on the links below to discover how these individuals can help you in your homeschooling...
IEP Information
How to Write Your Own Homeschool IEP Writing a homeschool IEP (Individual Education Plan) doesn’t have to be complicated. Here are some great resources to help you create one...
Paperwork
Before You Withdraw If you are withdrawing your student from a public or private school, ask for copies of your student’s records before you start the withdraw process. Keep...
Amy Vickrey
“Even with a busy schedule and limited time, the benefits of homeschooling are present, and I am thankful everyday for the ability to work my schedule in such a...
Dawn Spence
“I am learning that my kids don’t need a perfect mom or teacher. Instead, what they need is for me to keep going and never give up on them...
Peggy Ployhar
“Ultimately, parents who homeschool children with special educational needs will find the most effective way to teach their child doesn’t come in a package.” Peggy Ployhar Peggy Ployhar, SPED...
