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Special Education Law
Numerous federal and state statutes protect students with special needs. Public schools, in particular, have an obligation to accommodate students who need support to attend school. Parents typically have to work closely with educational professionals to ensure that...
Parenting a child with special needs often involves navigating complex educational processes. If your child struggles with behaviors that affect their learning, you might need to request a Functional Behavioral Assessment (FBA). This evaluation helps uncover the...
If your child’s school does not provide adequate services for their special needs, you might need to seek alternative options. Some parents hire a private tutor who can adapt to their child’s learning necessities. Still, the cost of this service can take a toll on...
Are you unhappy or unsatisfied with how the school district handles the education for your child with special needs? Filing a due process complaint allows you to advocate for more appropriate education based on your child’s unique requirements. Be specific A due...
Parents new to an Individualized Education Program (IEP) often have plenty of worries. They fear it might isolate their child from nondisabled peers and deprive them of friendships and social interactions in a general education classroom. A guiding principle called...
Parents of children with special needs should be their child’s first line of defense. To be your child’s biggest advocate, you must know how to protect their interests. Doing that can be particularly challenging in systems with specific regulations and guidelines,...
If your child was identified as needing special education services, the term Individualized Education Program (IEP) likely came up. This legal document outlines the specialized instruction and support your child will receive at school. Part of the process is an IEP...
An individualized education program (IEP) should fit your child’s unique needs. A well-made one can help them make meaningful progress in school as they grow and develop. However, it is possible that your child’s IEP is not giving them all of the tools they need to...
Every child deserves to learn in a way that suits their unique needs. For parents of children who who require special education services, it is frustrating when a school denies your child needed supports. Filing a due process complaint is a significant step toward...
An individualized education plan (IEP) caters to your child’s specific educational needs. There are many times your child may need additional learning support. For example, if they have autism. An IEP better ensures that child receives the emotional, academic and...