Learn how a structured schedule brings organization and harmony while teaching valuable time management skills. Dive into the benefits of involving your child in the process, embracing flexibility, and celebrating achievements along the way. Start optimizing your summer break now!

Discover effective strategies to make the most of your summer break while supporting your child's Individualized Education Plan(IEP). Learn how to balance fun activities, incorporate schedules, review progress reports, and prepare for a successful upcoming school year.

Learn about the values of Effective IEP, the significance of finding or creating communities, and the resources available to enhance your journey. Join us in embracing the power of togetherness, building networks of empowerment, and making a positive impact on the lives of families advocating for their children's education.

The Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) was put into place in 1974 as a way for schools and families alike to protect student data from unauthorized access and misuse. By giving parents control over who can view their children's educational records and preventing schools from releasing confidential data without explicit consent from either parent or student (if over 18), FERPA is an important tool in keeping our kids safe while still allowing them access to a quality education.

An IEP meeting is an opportunity to have meaningful conversations with the professionals working with your child and their team members.

Parents: don’t miss your next meeting

Parents- Find out what happens during a typical IEP meeting and what you can do to make the most of it.

Local Education Agents: Who it is and their role to support students, teachers, and families.

Step by step instructions on arriving to the IEP Meeting Prepared

5 Actionable Tips to Prepare for your next IEP Meeting

Teach your expectations! Student success in wearing masks can have a positive impact on the entire family!

How many people should attend an IEP meeting? Who are IEP Team Members? Is there a minimum number?

The information contained in the IEP must reflect the present levels and evaluations of your child.

What is learner autonomy?

Facilitating autonomy at school at home

Introduction to blog! IEP Support to help your child grow at school and home