Individualized Education Programs (IEP) contain complex educational, clinical, and procedural information that directly affects a student’s support. For families who prefer to communicate in a language other than English, accurately translated IEP materials are essential to understanding this information and participating meaningfully in decisions about their child’s education.
LanguageLine’s Linguistic Quality Assurance (LQA) program gives schools and districts a structured, data-driven way to evaluate IEP translation quality. By combining expert human review with standardized quality criteria, objective scoring, and defect classification, the program helps identify recurring issues, reduce risk and rework, and improve multilingual content over time.
Download the case study to discover how a structured quality assurance program can help your school or district:
- Evaluate translation accuracy and completeness
- Improve special education terminology consistency
- Identify recurring translation issues
- Measure quality across languages and content types
- Support continuous improvement through actionable insights
- Give families greater confidence in the information they receive