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When IEPs aren’t translated, things can go sideways—fast. From misunderstandings during meetings to legal complaints down the line, language access isn’t just “nice to have”—it’s essential. 

In any school community, trust is built on communication. But for multilingual families, language barriers often stand in the way—especially when it comes to IEP meetings and documentation. 

In today’s multilingual classrooms, communication is the bridge between students, families, and schools. For students receiving special education services, this connection is even more critical.