Special Education Support

(Note: We focus on supporting families of students with high-incidence disabilities such as autism, emotional and/or behavioral disorders, learning disabilities, speech or language impairments, and mild intellectual disabilities. Families with more specialized support needs may be referred to other organizations or providers.)

Stepping into the world of special education can be an overwhelming and stressful experience—one that involves meetings with multiple teachers, counselors, school administrators, and psychologists, complex timelines, and piles of official forms and reports.

When you’re already worried about your child, you shouldn’t have to navigate this process alone. It’s too easy to lose track of the rights families and students have, and hard to know how to make so many high-stakes decisions along the way.

That’s where our expert team of Special Education Navigators comes in. From initial evaluations to monitoring IEP implementation, they serve as caring guides and allies for families. They help families prepare for and advocate for their children during important meetings, understand evaluation reports, advocate for changes in services when appropriate, and explore after-school and summer program options.

The goal? To make sure parents and caregivers clearly understand their rights and that students get the educational support they deserve, every step of the way.