You want to know what paperwork to keep for your child's school, and where to put it so you can actually find it when you need it. Here's the short answer: one folder, one place, set up in about twenty minutes. That's the whole system.
School starts soon, and you want your child's supports in place on the first day. So who do you email, and what do you say so it happens without you sounding like you're already complaining?
Your child has a plan. You're not sure what it entitles them to, or whether the school is actually doing it. That's a fair question to ask, and you're the right person to ask it.
Education Advocacy
If your child's school or doctor has said "let's wait and see" about a possible delay, you're probably wondering the same thing most parents wonder: Do I have to accept that? The short answer is no. You can ask for a free
Education Advocacy
The school says a 504 plan will take care of your child's health condition. You're wondering whether that's really enough, or whether you should be asking for something more. That's a fair question, and you have every right to ask it. Here&