Special Education Law - Resources
Resources to help you advocate for your child's educational rights.
Access the IEP Pocketbook
Our IEP Pocketbook is a convenient resource for quickly accessing information to advocate for your child’s rights effectively. While we aim to empower you as a strong advocate for your child, it’s important to remember that asking for help is okay. We work with some of the best and most experienced special education advocates to ensure your child receives the education they deserve.
Special Education Civil Rights
The IDEA ensures that children with disabilities are included in their school day, protecting their rights and guaranteeing a free and appropriate public education. San Diego civil rights attorneys use these protections to safeguard the civil rights of all children with disabilities, ensuring they are not discriminated against and have equal educational opportunities.
Attorneys & Advocates
The roles of attorneys and advocates for special education students are very similar, but there are important differences. Both guide parents through the special education process, review educational records, advise on working with schools, inform parents of their child’s rights, and may make recommendations. Attorneys can provide legal representation, while advocates offer support and guidance.
How to Advocate for Your Child
You don’t need to be an attorney for special education students to be a strong advocate for your child. It's essential to be informed about what special education is, who is entitled to receive it, when it's appropriate, and how services should be delivered.
Our Blog
Here, you'll find valuable resources and insightful articles designed to help parents become strong advocates for their special education students. From understanding the basics of special education law to practical tips for navigating the system, our blog covers it all.