Special education law

The Individualized Education Program Roadmap Infographic serves as a guide providing a visual and easy-to-use overview of the IEP process.

How do you become a Special Education Advocate? #IEPmeeting #DontIEPAlone

In the school year 2017 to 2018, 13.7% of students who enrolled had a type of disability. That amounts to 6,964,000 students all in all. That’s quite a large number to accommodate in our educational system. But thankfully, there are laws in place to make it easier for the states and families to meet the needs of special education students. Let’s learn the importance of special education laws and how they benefit you. Here’s a list of special education laws you must know about when…

Get answers to common questions about parents’ rights during IEP meetings. Find out about note-taking, recording the meeting, who can attend, and more.

IEP Laws and Regulations Several years ago, I was at a fundraiser. It was for an agency that assists disabled people. So, naturally, they had

Navigating the legal maze for autistic children's education is essential. Explore strategies for ensuring compliance with special education laws, from IDEA to IEP. #AutismEducation #EducationRights #SpecialEducationLaw

When providing an IEP, least restrictive environment (LRE) is an important concept for parents to understand. It relates to where they put your child for the daily classroom, and how much structure there is in your child’s educational day. #iep #504

Learn about the 13 categories of special education. Over six million children in the United States have a learning disability or special need requiring modifications.

Special eduction law can be a bit gray at times. Although it should be clear cut, it can be difficult to get explicit answers to some ...