The unofficial GO-IEP field guide

GO-IEP answers, already highlighted.

Georgia is moving every IEP into one system this year. This guide exists so the software costs you minutes, not evenings. Plain-English answers, sourced from the official GaDOE help pages and linked so you can verify everything. Start below, or get the free Quick Cards for your desk.

Start with your question

Why won't my IEP finalize?The checklist that clears the blockers: progress reports, dates, audits. What does this audit error mean?Common GO-IEP audit messages decoded. Cause, fix, and where to click. Annual review, step by stepWhat to gather before you open GO-IEP, and the sequence once you're in. Hallway HintsTips from Georgia teachers who've already hit the wall you're hitting.

Why this exists

IEP compliance is mandatory. Spending your planning period decoding software is not. Educe is an independent effort to make the mandatory cheap, so the hours go back to the only thing that changes a life: a teacher with time for the student in front of them.

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Get the GO-IEP Quick Cards

One card per task: finalize checklist, audit fixes, annual review prep. Tape them next to your monitor. The cards are free, with one practical GO-IEP tip each week during the transition, and first word on the bigger time-savers we're building for this school year. Unsubscribe anytime.