Consultation

  • Parent Education and Support

    • Navigating the language and jargon in schools can be difficult, especially for parents who have children that require specialized support. Having a consultant review lengthy school documents such as IEPs or Section 504 plans, or who can interpret the data, charts, and graphs included in school data collection or evaluations can be crucial to participating and engaging in your child’s educational process in an active and well-informed way. 

    • Providing parents with resources and supports for their child with special needs

    • Providing guidance in school-based decisions

  • Classroom Observations

    • Observations are an essential part of evaluations for students. They can also provide good insight into your child’s performance in the classroom, as well as their learning and social experiences during the day. 

  • IEP, 504, Evaluation/Eligibility Paperwork Review

    • The paperwork involved in special education and 504 meetings and evaluations can be extensive and overwhelming to many families and individuals. Consulting with an expert on these legally binding documents can help you better understand the decisions that are being made for your child and answer any questions you may have about their needs or services. 

  • Response to Intervention (RTI) and Multi-Tiered System of Supports (MTSS) Review

    • Many schools develop a process for providing interventions at the general education level based on classroom performance and test scores. Consultation regarding intervention planning, benchmark data, and progress monitoring data can help parents and students better understand their progress in school and supports they may or may not be receiving

  • Special Education Overview

    • Partnering with a consultant for support in understanding and navigating the special education process can help you be better informed and prepared to support your child who is currently in or may be beginning special education services.

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