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07/27/2026

Part 5: New Year, Strong Start: IEP & 504 Tips for Parents

Use Your Rights WISELY. πŸ’ͺ Unresolved issues from your last IEP meeting? Request another one β€” NOW. Don't let concerns grow while your child feels unsupported. Show up to Open House, remind teachers about the IEP, and set quarterly check-in reminders for yourself. And if teachers don't respond? Escalate. You ALWAYS have the right to request an IEP meeting. Use it. πŸ™Œ

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07/22/2026
07/22/2026

Enough said
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06/29/2026

Unresolved issues from your last IEP meeting? Don't let them linger! Request another meeting early and get ahead of concerns before they snowball. And don't underestimate the power of showing up to Open House β€” it's the perfect opportunity to meet your child's teachers face-to-face, remind them about the IEP, and establish yourself as a engaged, collaborative parent from Day 1. πŸ’ͺ
Small actions at the start of the year can make a BIG difference all year long!
🎯 Watch the full video on my YouTube channel!

πŸ“‹ Part of the New Year, Strong Start: IEP & 504 Tips for Parents playlist

Parents

06/07/2026

Is your child headed to a new school or building?
Here are some tips to ensure a smoother transition and help manage their anxiety

06/07/2026

Is your child headed to a new school or building?
Here are some tips to ensure a smoother transition and help manage their anxiety

04/24/2026

One goal per area of need:
One, achievable step at a time is how real equity happens for our kids.
Think about it:
As a fully capable adult, how many brand-new, hard skills can you focus on at the same time?
One?
Maybe two on a really good week?

Now imagine your child β€” who already finds learning more challenging β€” carrying that pressure.
The strongest move you can make as a parent:
Ruthlessly protect the number of goals.

In my next YouTube video, I’m breaking down why complicated, overloaded IEPs quietly sabotage your child’s progress
… and how the simplest IEPs create real momentum, small wins, and lasting success.
I'll also post a free handout to help you organize your IEP Audit
Stay tuned!

04/24/2026

One goal per area of need:
One, achievable step at a time is how real equity happens for our kids.
Think about it: As a fully capable adult, how many brand-new, hard skills can you focus on at the same time? One? Maybe two on a really good week?
Now imagine your child β€” who already finds learning more challenging β€” carrying that pressure.
The strongest move you can make as a parent:
Ruthlessly protect the number of goals.
In my next YouTube video, I’m breaking down why complicated, overloaded IEPs quietly sabotage your child’s progress
… and how the simplest IEPs create real momentum, small wins, and lasting success.
I'll also post a free handout to help you organize your IEP Audit
Stay tuned!

04/22/2026

Keep fighting the good fight
and remember
Information is Power πŸ’ͺπŸ’ͺπŸ’ͺ

04/20/2026

A little bit about me…
I’ve been deep in the special education world for 20+ years and I created this space to give you honest, no-nonsense guidance so you can become the confident advocate your child deserves.

πŸ’› Knowledge is power β€” and you’ve got this.

Full video with additional details on my YouTube channel πŸ‘‡
[https://youtu.be/IpTeGLytKKM]

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