for co-teachers

Twenty-eight students. Five IEPs. One snapshot.

You didn’t sit in the IEP meeting, but you deliver half the plan. SyncIEP gives you the working summary (accommodations, goals, what to try today) without asking you to read a forty-page document.

Today’s accommodation

Extra time on the math probe

Work sample captured

Photo from your class → goal 2 data point

Brief received

Thursday’s meeting · what your seat covers

Snapshot updated

New reading goal · what it looks like in class

your part of the plan

Enough context to act, in the minute you have

The IEP is the case manager’s document. The snapshot is yours.

the snapshot

Accommodations at a glance, not in a binder

Every shared student has a working snapshot: accommodations with how and where they’re delivered, active goals, and the context you need before class starts.

  • The accommodations matrix: what, where, and how it’s delivered.
  • Goals translated to what they look like in your classroom.
  • Updated live when the IEP changes, so photocopies never go stale.

evidence

Your classroom is where the data lives

The strongest evidence of progress happens in gen-ed. Photograph a work sample on your way to the door and it becomes a scored data point on the right goal: credited, dated, done.

  • Snap a photo; SyncIEP matches the student and the goal.
  • Scored on the goal’s own metric, filed with the work attached.
  • The case manager sees it land, which retires the “can you send me data?” emails.

meetings

Walk into the meeting already briefed

When you’re invited to an IEP meeting, you get a brief written for your seat at the table: what’s being decided, what your perspective covers, and what the team needs from you.

  • Role-tailored briefs before every meeting you attend.
  • Respond to proposed times in one tap.
  • The meeting lands on your Google or Outlook calendar by itself.

Know the plan before first period.

Join your team’s workspace and get the snapshot on every shared student.