How to Draft an IEP That Supports High School Transition, Independence, and Beyond (with Frances Shefter)
Tue, Sep 08
|Virtual
Join us for this live webinar where education attorney and IEP advocate, Frances Shefter, will break down how IEPs can be written with transition in mind, from preparing for the move into high school to building the skills students need for life after graduation.
Time & Location
Sep 08, 2026, 12:00 PM – 12:45 PM PDT
Virtual
About the event
An IEP shouldn’t just support a student in the classroom today—it should help prepare them for greater independence and what comes next.
In this live webinar, education attorney and IEP advocate, Frances Shefter, will break down how IEPs can be written with transition in mind, from preparing for the move into high school to building the skills students need for life after graduation.
Frances is the founder of Shefter Law, P.A. and a former general and special education teacher and special education department head. Today, she helps families navigate the special education system, understand their rights, and develop stronger educational plans for their children.
Join us to learn what parents and professionals should be thinking about now so an IEP becomes more than a school document—it becomes a roadmap toward independence.