The plan summary, in the language the family actually reads
Status, case manager, plan type, and the next annual and triennial review dates import from your district's system of record, shown in the family's app language; documents can be delivered with a translated version your team supplies (there is no automatic document translation). 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.
A meeting invite the moment it's scheduled, and an interpreter on request
Meetings ride your school's real calendar, not a side scheduling system, so a family sees the same invite everywhere and RSVPs once. Families get the meeting invite the moment it's scheduled, staff see a review-due alert in Pulse when an annual review is near with no meeting scheduled, and a family requests an interpreter themselves, in their language, instead of hoping the school remembered to ask.
A meeting invite the moment it's scheduled, 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.
Consent signed from a phone, with a delivery record for every document
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 invite the moment it's scheduled, 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.
Goal progress a family can follow between meetings, not just once a year
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, with a simple rating shown in the family's app language 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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