Homeschool ILP + Special Education Plan Bundle — IEP & 504 PDF

Two fillable planning kits that work together: the Homeschool Individual Learning Plan plans and records the school year, and the Special Education Homeschool Plan — IEP & 504 supports the learner with goals, data, accommodations, and rights. Bought together, you save $5.99.

What's included (2 PDFs, 63 pages, US Letter, undated)

1. The Homeschool Individual Learning Plan (24 pages)

• Strength-based Student Profile, Vision & Goals, Year at a Glance, Four-Year Plan
• 8 Course Plan pages — curriculum & cost, topics, assessment checklist, activities, goals, and the accommodations used in each course
• Budget & Allotment Tracker, Weekly Schedule, 180-day Attendance Log
• 4 Quarterly Progress Reviews, Monthly Highlights, transcript-ready Year-End Course Record
• Reading Log, parent and student End-of-Year Reflections, Notes

2. Special Education Homeschool Plan — IEP & 504 (39 pages)

• Start Here: IEP vs. 504 comparison and path guide — every page is tagged, so you use only what fits
• Key Dates & Documents, Leaving the School Plan, Care & Support Team, Student Passport, and an "In My Own Words" self-advocacy page
• 504 Snapshot, Accommodations by Setting, and an Accommodations-Used Log (your history of use for SAT/ACT requests)
• Strengths-first Present Levels, 4 Measurable Goal pages, progress-data sheets with a trend graph, Services & Therapy Log
• Accommodations vs. Modifications (with transcript guidance), Observation Log, Break & Regression Check, Meeting Prep, Year-End Summary
• Accommodations & Modifications Bank for 10 areas of need
• Know Your Rights FAQ with cited federal sources, and Where to Get Help in every state

Type it or print it. Every blank is a live form field — fill it in free Adobe Acrobat Reader and save one file per student, or print the pages you need. Undated, so you can reuse both every year.

Made by First Homeschool — founded by a former special educator and principal.

Instant digital download; no physical item ships. For personal/household use. These plans are planning and record-keeping tools, but it's not legal advice, not legally binding, and they do not create an IEP or 504 plan. Laws and state rules vary; verify everything for your own child and state.