e-IEP PRO vs IEP Progress

e-IEP PRO is a customizable web-based student management system for schools and districts handling special education. It centralizes student information and supports paperless transfer of electronic records. Modules cover referrals, meeting notices, prior written notices, assessments and evaluations, IEPs, progress reporting, Section 504 forms, Medicaid session tracking, and compliance reporting. The system incorporates federal and state required documents and is tailored to state requirements. Reporting includes ad-hoc, State (AzEDS), and Census reports, with a module for Student Information System integration. Notifications flag due dates for meetings and IEP or MET reviews. IEP team document locking is intended to protect data integrity. The hosted service is accessible from internet-connected computers or mobile devices. Training videos and software support are available 24/7. The maker offers scheduled online demonstrations, typically about 1.5 hours.

IEP Progress helps special-education teachers monitor IEP goals, collect evidence, and prepare progress reports. Uploading an IEP extracts its goals, objectives, baselines, and dates. As users log data, each goal is graphed against its target line; graphs can be printed with reports or copied into district systems. The app can draft progress narratives, Present Levels, and annual goals from logged data for the teacher to review and finalize. Evidence can include marked trials and photos of student work. Behavioral goals support daily check-ins, while the related ABC Tracker records antecedent, behavior, and consequence data and can draft behavior plans for editing. Progress reports, including graphs, can be translated into family languages, but the official IEP remains in English. Care plans can be exported as PDFs. The service is available on Android, iOS, and web. Individual IEP Progress and ABC Tracker plans each cost $79/year and list a 15-day trial; school plans for either app start at $59/teacher/year with a five-teacher minimum. AI features have a fair-use limit sized for a caseload of about 30.