Let SSEA Support Your Journey
Special Education is a complex system. Understanding your child’s rights and the school’s obligations can be difficult. Working with school teams to develop an IEP that you feel truly meets the needs of your child can be overwhelming. There are many federal and state regulations that protect the rights of your child to receive a free appropriate public education, but they can be difficult to interpret and apply to your personal situation.
I work with families in the Lake Tahoe basin and surrounding areas in Northern Nevada including Washoe County, Douglas County & Carson City Unified School Districts.
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Starting the IEP Process
Understanding Progress Reports
Understanding Progress Reports
If you think your child may need an IEP, but are unsure on how to start the process or what to expect once you make your request, click here to learn more.
Understanding Progress Reports
Understanding Progress Reports
Understanding Progress Reports
Progress reports are essential to determine if your child is on track to meet their goals. For evaluations to be effective, reports must include specific, measurable data. But what is your child's progress report really telling you?
Let SSEA Guide Your Journey
Understanding Progress Reports
Let SSEA Guide Your Journey
Looking for help navigating your child's special education process but aren't sure how to get started? Click here to learn more, and reach out to SSEA today:
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Eligibility for Special Education
Eligibility for Special Education
Eligibility for Special Education
Do you think your child could benefit from special education but you aren't sure how to get started?
IEP & 504
Eligibility for Special Education
Eligibility for Special Education
Does your child have an IEP or a 504 plan but you don't know if it is meeting their needs? Are you having trouble understanding the supports and services that are being offered?
Meetings & Communication
Eligibility for Special Education
Meetings & Communication
Do you find IEP meetings overwhelming? Are you struggling with how best to communicate with your special education team?