What We Offer

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REVIEW OF EDUCATION RECORDS, INCLUDING IEP’S, EVALUATIONS REPORTS, 504 PLANS, AND OTHER RELEVANT INFORMATION. 

There are several potential benefits to having a special education advocate review and synthesize your child's records:

• Understanding  your child's needs: A special education advocate can help you to      understand your child's unique needs and how they may be impacting their      education. This can be especially helpful if your child has a complex or hard-to-diagnose condition.
• Identifying strengths and weaknesses: A special education advocate can help you to identify your child's strengths and weaknesses and how they may be impacting their education. This can be helpful in developing appropriate goals and accommodations for your child. 
• Determining the effectiveness of current interventions: A special education advocate can help you to evaluate the effectiveness of the interventions and supports currently in place for your child. This can help you to identify any gaps in service or areas where your child may need additional support. 
• Providing guidance on next steps: A special education advocate can provide guidance on next steps, including recommendations for additional evaluations or assessments if needed, and help you to develop a plan for addressing your child's needs. 

Overall, having a special education advocate attends ARD/IEP meeting and review your child's records can be a valuable tool in helping you to understand your child's unique needs and determine the best course of action for supporting their education. 

• Identifying your rights and needs: A special education advocate can help you to identify your rights and the specific needs of your child, and can assist you in negotiating appropriate goals and accommodations.
• Representing your interests: A special education advocate can represent your interests at the IEP meeting and ensure that your concerns and needs are heard and taken into consideration.
• Providing support: Having a special education advocate attend the IEP meeting with you can provide emotional support and help you to feel more confident and prepared for the meeting. 

Having a special education advocate attend an IEP meeting with you can be a valuable tool in ensuring that your child's rights and needs are protected and that they are receiving the supports and services they need to succeed in school.