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  • Get help with IEP meetings and 504 plans
  • Attend school meetings remotely
  • Resolve disputes with your child's school
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Remote Support

Advocates provide direct services via video call, including your child's IEP meetings.

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Evaluation & Services

Expert help securing proper evaluations and the special education services your child needs

Support at IEP Meetings

Have a knowledgeable advocate by your side during IEP and 504 plan meetings

Track Progress & Goals

Ensure your child's IEP goals are appropriate and monitor their educational progress

Know Your Rights

Understand and protect your child's educational rights under IDEA and Section 504

Frequently Asked Questions

Consider getting an advocate if you:

  • Feel overwhelmed or confused at school meetings
  • Notice your child's IEP/504 Plan isn't making progress
  • Have been promised services that haven't been delivered
  • Are experiencing disagreements with the school
  • Need help understanding your child's educational rights

An IEP advocate helps parents by:

  • Attending IEP meetings with you
  • Explaining complex educational terms and legal rights
  • Ensuring appropriate accommodations and goals in IEPs
  • Helping resolve disputes with school districts
  • Monitoring progress and service delivery

When selecting an advocate, consider:

  • Their experience with your child's specific needs
  • Knowledge of special education laws (IDEA, Section 504)
  • Communication style and availability
  • Track record of successful advocacy
  • References from other parents

Quality advocacy services typically include:

  • Review of educational records and evaluations
  • Development of advocacy strategies
  • Attendance at school meetings
  • Help with communication and documentation
  • Guidance on rights and procedural safeguards

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