Guidance and support for families navigating special education processes and school-based decision making.

Take a moment to learn more about special education advocacy.

Who Is Special Education Advocacy For?

• Families of students with Individualized Education Programs (IEPs)

• Families of students with 504 Plans

• Caregivers seeking support navigating school meetings, evaluations, and educational planning

• Caregivers seeking guidance and support during school-based decision making

When Is Advocacy Helpful?

Advocacy support may be helpful when families are navigating questions or changes within the special education process, including:

• When a child is newly referred for special education services or evaluation

• When families are preparing for an IEP or 504 plan meeting

• When services, accommodations, or supports feel unclear or insufficient

• When there are changes to a child’s educational needs or placement

• When families want support understanding evaluations, goals, or school recommendations

• When caregivers would like an advocate present during school meetings

What Can Families Expect?

• Clear, informed guidance throughout the special education process

• Support preparing for and participating in school meetings

• Collaboration focused on helping families understand options and next steps

• Advocacy that prioritizes clarity, preparation, and shared decision-making

If you are exploring special education advocacy for your family, you are welcome to reach out to discuss next steps.