Special Education And Advocacy Back On: 16th Jan 2013
Last month, we focused on the transition back to school. We heard from many families who wanted us to highlight ways they could play a part in their child's education.
One parent wrote, "I want to make sure my child is making educational progress and having a good experience at school. What can I do to make sure this happens?"
As a parent of a child with autism, you are your child's most passionate advocate. As an important member of their school team, you can advocate for their education to ensure their rights are not violated. This month's Community Connections tells you how best to advocate for your child's education by taking an active role in the process!
Starting A New IEP Advocacy Year: Back to School Tips
In this article, Lisa Krizman shares tips about advocacy supplies, monitoring programs, and important legal developments in special education.
Developing A Great IEP, with Gary Mayerson
This free two-part 12- minute video provides important information for parents who are encountering the IEP process for the first time, as well as tips for parents who have been through the process before.
