An IEP can include supports for which areas?

• A. Reading, math, writing
• B. History and geography
• C. Physical education only
• D. Music and art

Answer: (A)

An IEP is designed to tailor supports so a student can access and progress in the general education curriculum. The core academic skills—reading, math, and writing—are the areas most typically addressed because they form the essential academic foundation students need to succeed across subjects. An IEP may include specialized instruction, accommodations, or assistive technology in these areas to help the student meet grade-level expectations. While supports can be provided in other domains like history/geography, physical education, or music/art if those areas align with the student’s needs, the set of core academic areas listed—reading, math, and writing—is the primary focus of IEP supports.