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Parents’ Rights and Procedural Safeguards

Read and know all your parental rights in the IEP process so that you’re not taken advantage of.

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8 Examples of How the Special Education System is Rigged Against Parents.

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Which is Better, an IEP or a 504 Plan?

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Special Education Surrogate Parents: What They Do, Why It Matters, and How to Become One

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IEPs in California: Key Differences Between IDEA and California IEP Laws

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IEP vs 504 Chart: 10 Simple Differences and What is the Same.

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IEP Predetermination: How to Spot It and What You Can Do About It

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11 Examples of IEP Violations and What to Do Next (IEP Complaint Options)

Your Big Picture Guide to the Entire IEP Process: A Step by Step Walkthrough

Your Big Picture Guide to the Entire IEP Process: A Step by Step Walkthrough

Communicating for Success: Tips to Strengthen Parent-Teacher Relationships in IEPs

Communicating for Success: Tips to Strengthen Parent-Teacher Relationships in IEPs

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