What does a Special Education Advocate DO?

A Special Education Advocate can provide assistance throughout the special education process in various ways:

Help in understanding parental and child rights under IDEA and state law
Provide assistance during the referral process or eligibility determination
Interpretation of evaluation reports
Evaluation of current and proposed Individual Education Program (IEP) goals and objectives
Evaluation of Functional Behavior Assessments (FBAs) and Behavior Intervention Plans (BIPs)
Suggesting appropriate services, programs, accommodations, and/or modifications to meet the individual needs of the student
Analysis of progress monitoring data
Preparation of parents for IEP/504 meetings
Attendance at IEP/504 meetings
Drafting communications to school/district personnel
Evaluation of whether a child's placement is appropriate
Assistance with the dispute process, including providing advice on when an attorney may be necessary

We offered remote IEP Meeting support around the globe for military-connected students at DODEA and public schools.

150 per hour

IEP Meeting booked at $150 an hour with a minimum retainer of $500.00

150 per hour

We offer hourly consultations on Dyslexia Education and Support. This includes Testing, Processes, Schools, and more for $150 per hour.

150 per hour

Moving to a new place we will research new schools or schools in your existing hometown to find the best suggestions for your child.

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