IEP Binder App Launches to Give Families a Centralized Hub for Special Education Records

New mobile app empowers parents and caregivers to organize IEP documents, track communications, and walk into every school meeting fully prepared.

Date: April 2, 2026
Location: Paterson, NJ
Contact: contact@iepbinder.com
Website: iepbinder.com

Paterson, NJ — April 2, 2026 — IEP Binder, a new mobile application designed for families navigating the special education system, is now live at iepbinder.com. The app gives parents and caregivers of children with Individualized Education Programs (IEPs) and 504 Plans a single, secure place to manage everything — from documents and communication logs to progress tracking and meeting-ready reports.

For millions of families, managing a child's special education records means juggling paper binders, scattered emails, and notes from years of school meetings. When it comes time to advocate for services, appeal a decision, or transition to a new school, critical information is often impossible to find quickly. IEP Binder was built to change that.

"Parents shouldn't have to be their own filing system. IEP Binder gives families the organized, accessible records they need to show up confident and informed — at every meeting, every year."— IEP Binder Team

With IEP Binder, parents can securely store IEPs, 504 Plans, evaluations, and medical notes; log every phone call, email, and school meeting with timestamped records; monitor their child's goals and progress over time; and generate printable, binder-ready reports in minutes. The app also features AI-assisted document reading to help families surface key information from complex educational records.

The app is designed with clarity and simplicity at the front, ensuring that families of all technical backgrounds can use it without a learning curve. Long-term record continuity — keeping a complete history through grade changes, school transitions, and annual IEP reviews — is a core focus of the platform.

IEP Binder is available now at iepbinder.com. The app is intended for parents and legal guardians of children with IEPs or 504 Plans, ages 18 and older.

ABOUT IEP BINDER

IEP Binder is a mobile application designed to help parents and caregivers of children with special education needs organize, manage, and access their child's records in one secure place. Built around the real challenges families face in the IEP process, IEP Binder combines document storage, communication logging, progress tracking, and AI-assisted document tools to support stronger family advocacy. Learn more at iepbinder.com.

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PATERSON, NJ 07513 / P:973-573-4776 / DESIGNER@TANIAIORTIZ.COM

Friday, October 18, 2024

Contact:
Tania I Ortiz
Graphic Designer
Phone: 973-573-4776
Email: designer@taniaiortiz.com

Clash of Legends: Eastside Ghosts vs. Kennedy Knights in an Epic Centennial Showdown at Historic Hinchliffe Stadium This Thanksgiving

Paterson, NJ — This Thanksgiving Day marks a defining moment in Paterson’s proud sports legacy as the centennial football game between the Eastside Ghosts and the Kennedy Knights takes place at the city’s iconic Hinchliffe Stadium. For a full century, this rivalry has been woven into the heart of the community, and this year, the celebration carries an even deeper meaning: the debut of a new commemorative logo created for the Kennedy High School PTO, featured on hoodies sold to benefit the organization.

A Centennial Tradition at a Historic Venue

Hinchliffe Stadium—a National Historic Landmark and one of the few remaining stadiums in the country to have hosted Negro League baseball—stands as a symbol of Paterson’s athletic and cultural heritage. After its restoration, the venue once again provides the stage for this Thanksgiving Day tradition.
The annual matchup between the Eastside Ghosts and J.F. Kennedy Knights transcends sports—it reflects Paterson’s enduring spirit of rivalry, pride, and unity that has defined generations of local athletes and fans.

The Official Kennedy PTO Centennial Logo: Designed by Tania I Ortiz

To commemorate this historic milestone, Graphic Designer Tania I Ortiz created a custom logo for the Kennedy High School PTO. The logo, now proudly displayed on hoodies sold to raise funds for the PTO, honors both the school’s legacy and the game’s centennial significance.
The design draws from Hinchliffe Stadium’s timeless sports heritage, blending classic black-and-white prestige elements with bold mascot colors that symbolize both schools’ resilience and pride. The emblem’s composition reflects the past 100 years of community connection while celebrating the next century of local tradition.

“This logo was designed to honor a century of rivalry and unity,” Ortiz said. “It represents not only the teams but also the generations of families and fans who make Paterson’s Thanksgiving game a cherished tradition.”

A Community United in Celebration

The anticipation for this year’s Centennial Game is electrifying. Alumni, students, and residents across Paterson are coming together to celebrate this once-in-a-century event—one that represents more than football. It stands as a tribute to the city’s heritage, its youth programs, and the power of community collaboration that continues to define Paterson.

Event Information

Event: Centennial Thanksgiving Day Game – Eastside Ghosts vs. Kennedy Knights
Venue: Hinchliffe Stadium, Paterson, New Jersey
Date: Thursday, November 28, 2024
Purpose: Celebrating 100 years of rivalry and community spirit; hoodie sales supporting the Kennedy High School PTO

Tickets are available at www.thehinchliffestadium.com.

For more information about the Centennial Game Logo or to inquire about the new logo, please contact Tania I Ortiz at designer@taniaiortiz.com.

About Hinchliffe Stadium
Hinchliffe Stadium, located in Paterson, New Jersey, is one of the few remaining stadiums in the U.S. that hosted Negro League baseball games. A National Historic Landmark, it has been a focal point of the community since it was built in 1932, hosting everything from local football games to major sporting and cultural events.

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