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By Frances Shefter, Esq. (and mom)Â Full Parent’s Guide to the continuum: Understanding Special Education Placement. Part 8: Nonpublic
Your child understands the material but struggles to complete assignments. They hold it together during school, then come home completely
By Frances Shefter, Esq. (and mom) Your teen’s IEP says they will “explore four-year colleges.” That sounds reasonable, but is
By Frances Shefter, Esq. (and mom)Â Full Parent’s Guide to the continuum: Understanding Special Education Placement. Part 7: Residential
When parents think about physical therapy (PT), they often picture someone recovering from an injury or surgery. But pediatric physical
By Frances Shefter, Esq. (and mom)Â Full Parent’s Guide to the continuum: Understanding Special Education Placement. Part 6: Non-public
When a child is struggling with behavior at school, the immediate response is often to focus on what the child
Students with IEPs should not fail. But as special education attorney Frances Shefter explains, “should not” and “cannot” are two
By Frances Shefter, Esq. (and mom)Â Full Parent’s Guide to the continuum: Understanding Special Education Placement. Part 5: Special
Your child seems fine at school. Teachers say they are participating, completing assignments, and getting through the day. But when
