Parents often face challenges and difficulties when navigating the Special Education/IEP Process with School Districts. Many parents are not informed of their rights or how to advocate on behalf of their disabled child within the education system.

The "Individuals with Disabilities Education Act"(IDEA), was created to provide a free and appropriate public education for all children with disabilities. This law enables and guarantees that children with disabilities will receive the opportunity to be educated as their non-disabled peers. There are six principles that school districts must comply with under IDEA.

A "Free and Appropriate education"(FAPE) emphasizes disabled children to receive special education and related services, that are uniquely designed to meet their needs and propel them to further education, independent living, and employment.

If you are experiencing difficulties:

• Navigating the Special Education Programming and IEP Process for your child;
• Advocating on behalf of your child;
• Becoming aware of your parental rights and child's rights;

Then, "Uh-Oh!

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