Not allowed an IEP

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I have a few questions...

What sort of help do you feel you need? What do you think would be different if you had an IEP? And lastly, why do you think you need one?

My daughter, for example, is autistic, but does not need an IEP. She gets good grades without changing the curriculum or receiving any additional help. In her school, though, she is allowed to get extra help with socialization even though she doesn't have an IEP.

Being on the spectrum in and of it self does NOT entitle you to an IEP. You are only entitled to an IEP if it prevents you from learning.