
IEP Progress
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| Fact | IEP Progress | Polaris |
|---|---|---|
| Integrations | The maker says IEP PDFs can come from EdPlan, SEIS, Frontline, Enrich, or scans, and progress graphs can be copied into district systems. | Polaris connects with Unique Learning System, Inspire and Positivity; its browser extension can transfer information into supported IEP systems and web forms. |
| Progress monitoring | Logged data is graphed over time for each goal against its target line, and graphs can be printed with reports or copied into district systems. | Polaris updates progress charts as teachers enter data and can alert teams when a student may be off track. |
| Purpose | IEP Progress is built for special-education teachers to monitor IEP progress, collect evidence, and prepare reports. | Polaris is an IEP development tool for planning, writing and monitoring individualized education programs. |
| Security | The maker states that account data is isolated with database row-level security and encrypted in transit and at rest. | Everway says sensitive data is encrypted in transit using TLS 1.2 and at rest using AES-256, and that it uses least-privilege access controls and multi-factor authentication. |
IEP Progress is aimed at special-education teachers, case managers, and special-education teams tracking goals and preparing reports. Its behavior-tracking capabilities may also suit users monitoring behavioral goals.
Polaris suits special education teachers, IEP coordinators, administrators and related service providers working with students from preschool through transition age. It is intended for teams that use a separate district IEP system for review and approval.