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Can an IEP Goal Be Recycled?

  • June 18th, 2025
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In Special Ed Connection, Lozano Smith attorney Jennifer Baldassari breaks down when—if ever—it's appropriate to reuse an IEP goal. From analyzing student progress to adjusting supports, she offers key questions every IEP team should ask before repeating a goal. Read the article. Learn more about our Special Education Practice Group.

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