✦ Built by Special Education Professionals
SPEDGenie helps special education teachers
plan, teach, track, and report
Plan. Teach. Track. Report.
Teacher First.
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Empowering Students.
Enter student information once. Student Intelligence feeds Goal Intelligence, which helps the teacher build a reviewed IEP draft. After ARD approval, the active goals power data collection and progress monitoring. Lesson planning and Para Support are optional extensions.
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Built by special education professionals who understand IEPs, progress monitoring, transition planning, and paraprofessional support — not just software developers.
One Connected Workflow
Required path first. Instructional extensions follow. — SPEDGenie™
✦ FERPA-Safe✦ IDEA-Aligned✦ Texas TEKS✦ No student data on servers
"SPEDGenie cut my IEP writing time in half. I finally have time to actually teach."
— Texas SPED Teacher · Pilot Educator · 2026
✦ Pilot educator reviews underway
Before SPEDGenie™
4–5 hours writing IEP goals, adapting lessons, and completing documentation — after the school day ends.
After — SPEDGenie™
IEP Goal — Grade 6 · SLD · Reading
Given a grade-level informational text and graphic organizer, the student will identify the main idea and two supporting details with 80% accuracy across 4 of 5 consecutive weekly probes, as measured by teacher-scored rubric.
✓ IDEA-Aligned
✓ Measurable
✓ Teacher-reviewed draft
Enter it once. Build from it all year. Student information goes into Student Intelligence first. Goal Intelligence uses that evidence to create teacher-reviewed goal options, and the IEP Builder uses the selected goals to create the draft. Data collection begins after ARD approval.
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Step 1
Student Intelligence™
Enter the student code, present levels, assessment information, strengths, needs, disability categories, accommodations, and previous goals. This is the foundation for the required IEP path.
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Step 2
Goal Intelligence™
Use the Student Intelligence profile and entered evidence to create new goal options with baselines, criteria, and monitoring formats. The teacher reviews, edits, and selects the goals.
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Step 3
IEP Builder™
Build a teacher-reviewed district-template IEP draft from the Student Intelligence profile and the selected Goal Intelligence goals. The draft supports the ARD/IEP committee’s review.
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Approval gate
ARD / IEP Committee Review
The committee reviews, revises, and approves the proposed goals. SPEDGenie never treats a draft goal as an active goal without educator and committee approval.
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Step 5 · After approval
Data Collection & Progress Monitoring
Activate the approved goals’ tracking formats. Collect teacher or para evidence during instruction, review the data, and create progress reports without re-entering the goal.
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Optional extensions
Lesson Plan + Para Support
After the core IEP path, connect approved goals to accessible lesson planning and teacher-controlled Para Support. These additions are optional at first, but help the team carry the plan into daily instruction.
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Step 7 · End of Year
Year-End Handoff™
At the end of the school year, generate a transfer summary for the next teacher — progress made, goals still in progress, accommodations that worked, what didn't work, and next-year recommendations. No teacher starts from zero again. Pilot concept — in development.
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