Finding out if your child is eligible for special education
Read how to find out if your child is eligible for special education. Learn about independent educational evaluations and IEP programs for your child.| Understood
Read how to find out if your child is eligible for special education. Learn about independent educational evaluations and IEP programs for your child.| Understood
When your child has an IEP, who makes sure the school is following it? Who’s in charge of making sure the school follows special education law?| Understood
Wondering what counts as reasonable accommodations at summer camp? Get expert advice on how to talk with a staff member and brainstorm ways to help your child at summer camp.| Understood
A state complaint is a formal way to resolve a dispute with your school about your child’s special education services and IEP. Learn what to include in it.| Understood
If you have a dispute with a school about your child’s special education, you may want to consider mediation. Learn about what to expect at a mediation session.| Understood
What’s the difference between a special education advocate and an attorney? Use this chart to find out how advocates and lawyers are different.| Understood
Due process is a formal way of resolving disputes about special education. Learn about your legal rights under due process and what they mean.| Understood
You can use informal negotiations with your school to get services for your child. Try these 11 tips to make discussions with schools productive and positive.| Understood
As they mature, tweens and teens begin to grow more self-aware. Learn how to encourage healthy self-awareness in kids with learning and thinking differences.| Understood
