Clarity

The IEP process is a long, challenging road filled with meetings, paperwork, and educational jargon. Having a partner who understands the ins and outs will provide a clear and concise IEP process. 

Schools and families must align their goals and approaches to meet a child's needs. At times, this can cause meetings to be frustrating and stressful. Having an advocate support can aid in taking some of the emotion out of the situation and allow for positive progress. 

There is nothing more frustrating than being given false hope. Children with special needs are facing real challenges. We must know where they are and the appropriate goals, services, and placement for them individually.