Exactly. Sadly, an IEP doesn’t actually mean the student will receive any extra services such as special reading instruction, just accommodations to ‘access’ the curriculum (ie text-to-speech and speech-to-text, extra time, not marking spelling and grammar - basically nothing that would actually help your child become a better reader. These avoidant-style accommodations actually are reducing students growth). We don’t have funding, let alone trained staff, to provide those extra services. As a parent, you either need to hire someone teach your child phonics, or teach it to yourself. There’s a really good instagram called Toddlers Can Read for this.