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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

Every day, more than 7 million students with disabilities walk through the doors of America's public schools. That's roughly 1 in 6...

Retaliation in special education is more common than most parents realize, and the impact can be devastating.

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.

What if mastering the art of the follow-up could transform you from a perceived nuisance into a respected collaborator?

When did you last check in on your child's educational progress outside of an IEP meeting? If you're like many parents, you might find...

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...

The conventional startup playbook would suggest pouring money into social media ads, flashy marketing campaigns, or other traditional promot

Knowing where your state stands can help you be a more informed and effective advocate for your child's education.

The U.S. Department of Education released its 2024 determinations for state compliance with IDEA, and the results are eye-opening.

Embarking on the special education process for your child can feel overwhelming, but it's a path filled with hope and potential. Here's a...

Facing a situation where a school declines to evaluate your child for special education services can be disheartening and confusing. But...