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The second semester is a fresh start, but for many parents of children with IEPs, it can also feel like a race against time to catch up on p

I remember staring at yet another school survey in my email inbox last year, my finger hovering over the delete button. Between making...

The Harvard Family Research Project found a truth that seems both obvious and illuminating: Family engagement is one of the most effective..

Schools need proper federal support to solve the special education teacher shortage crisis.

As a parent of a child with an Individualized Education Program (IEP), you're already juggling a lot. Between work, family responsibilities,

The school bells are ringing, and a new academic year is upon us! If you're feeling a bit behind on your IEP prep, take a deep...

Imagine sitting across from your child's teacher, a stack of papers between you, filled with terms you don't understand and plans you're...

For parents and caregivers trying to support their children with learning differences, advocacy is essential.

As we welcome the New Year, it's an opportune time for parents and caretakers of children with special needs to set resolutions that can...

Concerns about how to communicate effectively and respectfully with your child's teacher about accommodations and modifications are...

Navigating special education in private schools can be a different experience compared to public schools, primarily due to different...

Explaining special education and an IEP to your child is a delicate, yet crucial conversation. It's about framing their experience in a...