IEPs are reviewed how often?

• A. Monthly
• B. Quarterly
• C. Yearly
• D. Every two years

Answer: (C)

The main idea here is the required frequency of reviewing an IEP. Under the IDEA framework, the IEP must be reviewed at least once every year to evaluate progress toward annual goals, assess whether services and supports are still appropriate, and revise the plan for the next year as needed. This annual meeting ensures the plan stays aligned with the student’s current needs. It’s also worth noting that progress on goals is often tracked and reported more frequently (such as quarterly), and a reevaluation is conducted at least every three years to determine continued eligibility. But the standard review interval is once per year, so yearly is the correct answer.