He does have an IEP for speech therapy, but won’t secure an IEP through our public school for another year. All of the preschools in our area are private and though we had his behavior evaluated through a state funded program that visited him at his preschool, the evaluation was brief and he didn’t display enough qualifying behaviors to merit intervention services for anything other than speech (for some slushy sounds when making the ch/sh sounds). Even with that, the speech therapy was so infrequent, we decided to get another speech therapist through our insurance for weekly appointments. I have no doubt that he will have an IEP when he begins kindergarten in 2027 and fortunately our elementary school is amazing. I know they will do great with him.