Special Education Law
The Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) requires public schools to provide a free and appropriate public education to children with disabilities. Elizabeth will seek to help you find your way around this legislation and the regulations that surround it.
Elizabeth's perspective is a unique one. Her background in special education gives her a behind the scenes idea of what might be going on with your child. Her years of training and courtroom experience, as well as being well involved with the governmental and due process rights of individuals, will be very beneficial in her ability to serve you and your child.
Parents & Advocacy Training
- IEP meetings
- Differences between IEPs and 504s
- ABCs of Special Education
- Top Ten Tips for Parents
- Negotiating Effectively
- Other Training Available Upon Request
Special Education links
- Wrightslaw
- Yellow Pages for Kids with Disabilities
- Down Syndrome Association of the Lowcountry
- BrightHouse Tutoring and Educational Services
- Redline comparison
Do you have a website that would be of interest to parents, advocates, or others in the special needs community? Contact me and I will place a link here for your website!
Special Ed Services
- IEP Meetings
- Consultations
- Disabilities Consulting
- Section 504 Issues
- Mediations
- Resolution Sessions
- Special Education Eligibility
- Multidiciplinary Hearings
- Due Process Hearings
- Extended School Year Issues
- Appeals
- State Complaints
- Office of Civil Rights
- Least Restrictive Environment
- Independent Educational Evaluations
- Free and Appropriate Public Education
- Diciplinary Actions and Manifestation Determinations
