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Who Pays the Price When Special Education Research Goes Unfunded?

Special education research funding supports the evaluations, interventions, and evidence-based practices families rely on during the advocacy process. Learn why delays in funding could affect future services, accommodations, and educational outcomes for students.

Virtual Evaluations: A Powerful Tool for Educational Advocacy

Virtual evaluations provide families with access to comprehensive assessment services that support educational advocacy, clarify student needs, and help secure appropriate accommodations, interventions, and special education services.

Does My Child’s Tourette Syndrome Qualify for an IEP or 504 Plan?

Learn how Tourette syndrome may qualify a child for an IEP or 504 Plan and what schools consider when evaluating eligibility and support needs.

Detailed Guide to IEPs for Children with Autism

Learn how IEPs support children with autism through individualized goals, accommodations, parental advocacy, and collaborative educational planning.

Homeschooling a Child with an IEP: What You Keep, What You Lose, and How to Advocate

Homeschooling a child with an IEP changes more than where they learn — it can also affect legal protections, services, and advocacy rights. This guide explains IDEA, equitable participation, state differences, and how parents can protect support systems while homeschooling.

Independent Functioning IEP Goals: A Comprehensive Guide

Independent functioning IEP goals help students build essential life skills like organization, communication, self-care, and emotional regulation. This guide explains how to create measurable goals and includes 100+ practical examples for educators and parents.