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By Frances Shefter, Esq. (and mom) Parent’s Guide to Reading an IEP Series: Part 1: Present LevelsPart 2: Annual Goals Part
By: Frances Shefter, Esq.  A well-rounded child needs more than just academic skills.  Developing the ability to build friendships, communicate effectively, regulate emotions,
By: Frances Shefter, Esq. (and mom) One of the biggest concerns I have been seeing lately is the disconnect between what
By: Frances Shefter, Esq. (and mom) As the school year winds down, many schools are trying to squeeze in final IEP
By: Frances Shefter, Esq. (and mom) As a mom of two neurodiverse children and an education attorney, one of the biggest
By: Frances Shefter, Esq. (and mom)  As a mom of two neurodiverse children and an education attorney, I have sat
When a school reviews an outside evaluation, there is one important question parents should ask: âAre you accepting this evaluation
By: Frances Shefter, Esq.  Today Iâm doing something a little different and getting personal. Right now, Iâm sitting here trying
By: Frances Shefter, Esq. When your child has an IEP, you expect to see progress. Thatâs the whole point. So,
By: Frances Shefter, Esq.  Right now, many schools are holding IEP meetings to decide if students qualify for Extended School
