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Special Education Mediation Services

When It’s Time To Mediate

In the realm of special education, mediation serves as a crucial tool that bridges the gaps between families and educational institutions. Working from a pediatric

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Empowering Your Child's Future: Navigating Transition Planning for Students with Disabilities

Empowering Your Child’s Future: Navigating Transition Planning for Students with Disabilities

A thoughtful and effective transition plan should provide you with key goals, steps, data points and information to answer the questions “are we doing enough?” and “are we on the right path?.”  As part of the IEP process, transition planning sets realistic goals, identifies measures of progress, and ensures that resources are in place for your child after their transition from public education.  

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Diagnosis vs. Special Education Catagory

Understanding the difference between a diagnosis and a special education category can be tricky. While diagnosis and special education categories are related concepts that involve

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Understand Who Is Teaching Your Child

Understanding the professional that is teaching your child is essential for understanding their programming. All too often, we see uncertified teachers teaching academic lessons. Equip

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IEP vs. 504 Plan

We get many questions about the difference between an IEP and a 504 Plan. Typically, you do not need both. In simple terms, if there

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Extended School Year

Extended School Year (ESY) services are crucial to special education. They are designed to support students with disabilities in maintaining the academic, social, behavioral, or

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Empowering Your Child’s Future: Navigating Transition Planning for Students with Disabilities

A thoughtful and effective transition plan should provide you with key goals, steps, data points and information to answer the questions “are we doing enough?” and “are we on the right path?.”  As part of the IEP process, transition planning sets realistic goals, identifies measures of progress, and ensures that resources are in place for your child after their transition from public education.  

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