Upload the paperwork
Drop in an evaluation, IEP, or 504 document exactly as it came from your team. PDF up to 50 MB.
IEP presentations for K-12 teams
AI-powered IEP presentations that families actually understand — drafted from the evaluations your team has already written.
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How it works
Drop in an evaluation, IEP, or 504 document exactly as it came from your team. PDF up to 50 MB.
DynamicIEP builds a plain-language presentation families can follow start to finish.
Present straight from the deck at the meeting — no rebuilding it by hand the night before.
Why districts choose it
Privacy is a design constraint, not a setting toggled on later.
English, Español, עברית, العربية and 中文 — including right-to-left layouts.
Growing edges, not deficits. Every summary reads like it respects the student.
Case managers get their evenings back before the annual review season.
Staff reference and family take-home versions from the same source document.
Plain language, clear visuals, and a take-home deck families keep after the meeting.
Inside the product

One workspace
Evaluation Report Summary, 504 Plan Summary, Annual IEP Summary, and IEP at a Glance for both staff and family — all drafted from the documents your team already produced.

Language access
Pick the family's language up front and the entire deck is drafted in it. No separate translation pass, no last-minute interpreter scramble.

Right-to-left, natively
Choose Hebrew or Arabic and the entire shell flips — panels, numbered steps, buttons and chevrons — so the family reading it never feels like an afterthought.
Example testimonials
Illustrative copy — these are example testimonials, not quotes from real customers.
“Our case managers used to spend a full weekend before annual review season. This turns that into an afternoon.”
“Families finally leave the meeting understanding the plan instead of holding a stack of paper they never open.”
“The privacy architecture is what got this past our board — student records never leave our control.”
Built for schools
