Behavior Plan Written, Then Ignored?
A behavior intervention plan that isn't followed is the same as having no plan at all, and it's a compliance failure, not a formality.
Check the Plan NowEvery unaddressed incident after a written plan strengthens the case that it isn't being followed.
Response commitment: submissions during business hours get a reply within 2 hours. Outside business hours or on weekends, expect a response within 24 hours.
Alan Driggers
Founder, The IEP Coach
Sound familiar?
- A BIP or FBA exists on paper, but staff don't seem to know it.
- Incidents keep happening the plan was supposed to prevent.
- Nobody is tracking whether the strategies in the plan are actually being used.
- You've asked about implementation and gotten vague reassurance instead of data.
What to do right now
Request implementation data, not just the plan
Ask for how often the strategies were actually used, not just the document itself.
Compare incidents against the plan's strategies
If the plan's response isn't showing up in incident reports, that's your evidence.
Get the file reviewed before the next incident
A former insider can tell you whether this is a strong compliance case.
Get in touch
A plan that isn't followed isn't a plan.
Tell us what's in the BIP and what's actually happening. We'll tell you what your leverage looks like.