How to Request an IPRC Meeting in Ontario
A step-by-step Ontario parent guide to requesting an Identification, Placement and Review Committee meeting in writing.

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A step-by-step Ontario parent guide to requesting an Identification, Placement and Review Committee meeting in writing.
Ontario IEPs must be reviewed at least once every reporting period. Learn what parents can look for when each update arrives.
Ontario students may receive an IEP without a medical diagnosis or formal IPRC identification. Learn what evidence schools can consider.
Understand the difference between an Ontario IEP and IPRC, how they connect and which questions parents can ask at each stage.
An IPRC decides whether your child is identified as exceptional and where they are placed. How to request one, what happens in the room, and how to disagree.
What an Individual Education Plan is in Ontario, whether it is legally binding, how to get one started, the 30 school day rule, and your right to be consulted.
What should arrive in the first weeks if your child has an IEP in Ontario, what to update from the summer, what to ask the new teacher, and a home reset.
An IEP in Ontario is the written plan of special education programs, accommodations and services your child's school will provide. Here is how to read it.
Your child's IEP came home and you are not sure if it is any good. How to read an Ontario IEP in the right order, what to check, and the 30 school day rule.
A section-by-section guide to reading an Ontario IEP: the student profile, strengths and needs, AC MOD ALT, annual goals, accommodations and reporting.