Disagreeing with your child’s IEP or 504 Plan can be overwhelming, but Massachusetts offers clear paths to resolution. Learn how to navigate your options—team meetings, free mediation, or a due process hearing—with support from the Bureau of Special Education Appeals.

As summer approaches, many parents worry about skill loss in children with special needs. This post explains the differences between Extended School Year (ESY) services and summer tutoring—who qualifies, what each offers, and how to choose the right support to prevent regression, build confidence, and keep learning on track during the break.

Discover how gathering evidence boosts special education advocacy, plus practical tips on capturing meaningful insights.

Discover how a reflection journal can boost special education advocacy, helping you track progress, spot patterns, and support your child.

Explore our guide to requesting an initial evaluation for special education, designed to support and empower parents through the process.

Wondering who diagnoses dyslexia? Our blog covers the process, signs, and resources to help your child get the right support.