SPECIAL EDUCATION ADVOCACY
Sometimes parents and school districts don't agree about what services and programs a student with a disability requires in order to make educational progress.
- Securing an independent educational evaluation
- obtaining classification of your child as a student with a disability
- Obtaining classification of your child as a student with a disability
- Advocating for your child at an IEP meeting
- Securing an appropriate educational setting
- Obtaining appropriate educational services, such as physical therapy, speech & language therapy, physical therapy, counseling, hearing services, appropriate educational accommodations etc.
- Securing a "Nickerson letter" (NYC residents)
- Obtaining an appropriate waiver of immunication requirements & Section 504 plan
- securing funding for an appropriate non-public school program
- representing your child at a suspension hearing
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