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By Frances Shefter, Esq. (and mom) Parent’s Guide to Reading an IEP Series: Part 1: Present Levels Part 2: Annual Goals Part
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By Frances Shefter, Esq. (and mom) Parent’s Guide to Reading an IEP Series: Part 1: Present Levels Part 2: Annual Goals Part

For parents of neurodivergent children, graduation can bring a complicated mix of pride and uncertainty. Years of school meetings,

By Frances Shefter, Esq. (and mom) Parent’s Guide to Reading an IEP Series: Part 1: Present Levels Part 2: Annual Goals Part

A child can earn strong grades, speak confidently, and appear capable while still struggling with ADHD, autism, dyslexia, executive functioning,

By Frances Shefter, Esq. (and mom) Parent’s Guide to Reading an IEP Series: Part 1: Present Levels Part 2: Annual Goals Part

Parents often know something is wrong before anyone else names it. Maybe your child is melting down after school. Maybe

By: Frances Shefter, Esq. (and mom) Parent’s Guide to Reading an IEP Series: Part 1: Present Levels Part 2: Annual Goals Part

Advocating for a child with an IEP can be emotional under the best circumstances. When parents are separated, divorced, or

By Frances Shefter, Esq. (and mom) Parent’s Guide to Reading an IEP Series: Part 1: Present Levels Part 2: Annual GoalsPart

A child’s IEP may describe accommodations, services, goals, and disability-related needs, but it cannot fully capture who that child