Strategies to Help Parents Become Their Child’s Grade A Advocate

Free eBook to help empower you to advocate with confidence.

If you are the parent of a special needs child and you are not getting the response or services from the school district that your child needs, you may begin to feel angry, desperate, and worried. Maybe you don’t know what else you can do to get the school district to respond to your pleas for help.

You know that you cannot give up, because every day that passes without a solution, the problems get worse. Your child is at risk of failing and begins to say things like, “I’m dumb.” Or maybe your child does not want to go to school anymore and is getting more and more depressed. Stress has built up at home and strained relationships.

I have witnessed this too many times. You see, I have been helping families get the placement and services their special needs children needed for more than 20 years, and I can help you too.

I can give you the tools and teach you how to get a response from the school district in a timely manner. I can show you how to get the kinds of services, accommodations, and placements that are appropriate for your child.

What Other Parents Are Saying

Just look at these comments from people who have realized life changing results.

Because of what you taught me, I was able to advocate for Gary and get him exactly what he needed. I felt so empowered. With Cam [his younger brother] I don’t hesitate at all. He got him a 504 plan, because he just needed a few accommodations. Then, when he had surgery on his knee, and they were going to give him an F in PE or have him take it over again, I went to the school and took care of it. I can advocate for anyone now.

Darlene

Darlene, Mother of two

Allen is in high school now and is taking an honors class and two AP classes now. Remember how many problems he was having in elementary school? He has come so far and is doing so well now all because we were able to get him what he needed. Now I need help getting his younger brother services. I hired an advocate to attend the meeting with me, but she didn’t do anything but agree with whatever the school said. Thomas needs more services. I think he could do as well as Allen if he were to get right services.

Mercedes

Mercedes, Mother of three

What You’ll Get in This Free Guide:

Imagine what it would feel like to be able to help your child feel better about learning and attending school. Imagine what the elevated self-esteem and confidence could do for your child. Imagine less stress around house, especially at homework time. Start by getting my free ebook, Strategies to Help Parents Become Their Child’s Grade A Advocate.

You will learn:

The 5 best practices to protect your child’s rights and how to implement them
Which laws – federal or state – protect your rights more?
Where can you find the laws that protect your and your child’s educational rights?
How can you to get an immediate response to your request for assessments to determine eligibility for special education services?
What are the eligibilities for special education services from birth to the student’s 22nd birthday?
What kinds of services are available to students who qualify? (Hint: whatever is needed)
Communication tips

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