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Advocacy

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Record Review

The paperwork that comes with the special education process can be overwhelming and difficult to understand. Our team will review any and all records/paperwork to ensure they are in compliance. We will review this paperwork with you to help you better understand and better advocate for your child.

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Behavior Intervention Plans (BIP)

Support in developing effective behavior intervention plans to address challenging behaviors and promote positive student outcomes.

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Assistive Technology

Guidance in selecting and advocating for the right assistive technology tools that support your child’s learning.

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Suspecting a Disability

Guidance for families who suspect their child may have a learning disability or other special needs, including advice on how to initiate an evaluation/if an evaluation is necessary.

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Evaluation Team Reports (ETR)

Assistance with understanding, interpreting, and using Evaluation Team Reports to advocate for necessary services and supports.

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Accommodations

Helping families advocate for necessary accommodations to ensure equitable access to learning, such as extra time on tests or sensory supports.

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Related Services

Support in accessing related services, including speech therapy, occupational therapy, counseling, and more.

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Modifications

Identifying and securing appropriate modifications to curriculum and assessments to ensure your child’s success.

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Progress Reporting

Assistance in tracking and interpreting progress reports to ensure that your child is meeting educational goals and receiving necessary services.

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Individualized Education Plan (IEP)

Full support in developing, reviewing, and advocating for a well-rounded IEP that addresses your child’s specific needs.

Attending Special Education Meetings

You Don't Have to Go It Alone

We understand that special education meetings can sometimes feel overwhelming—whether it's the language used, the number of professionals involved, or simply the emotional weight of advocating for your child. That’s why we are here to support you in these meetings.

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Our experienced advocates are available to attend Suspected Disability Meetings, ETR meetings, IEP meetings, 504 plan meetings, and other special education discussions with you. We’ll help you navigate the process, ensure that all your concerns are heard, and work with the school team to create an educational plan that truly supports your child’s needs.​

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​Whether you need someone to guide you through the process or be an active participant in meetings, our team is here to make sure you’re supported every step of the way.

We can:

Prepare for Meetings

Help you understand the agenda, review documents, and prepare key questions and goals for your child’s education.

Attend Meetings as
Your Advocate

We’ll be there to represent your interests, ensuring that the school is providing the services, accommodations, and support your child needs to succeed.

Clarify Educational Jargon

Special education meetings can be filled with complex terminology and legal language. We’re here to break down what’s being said so you can make informed decisions.

Ensure Your Voice is Heard

We advocate on your behalf, ensuring that your concerns are addressed and that decisions are made in the best interest of your child.

Whether you need someone to guide you through the process or be an active participant in meetings, our team is here to make sure you’re supported every step of the way.

Schedule a Consultation

Free 30 minute Consultation - Advocacy

30 min

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Free 30 minute Consultation - Tutoring

30 min

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