You probably find IEP and 504 meetings confusing in general, and now during the Coronavirus, things feel even worse. At meetings parents are outnumbered by school people. They seem to speak a foreign language of special education acronyms. And your questions are often left unanswered.
All you want is understand the IEP process and help your special needs child. You may not even be sure of the meaning of an IEP vs. a 504 Plan. You’re not alone if you think an accommodation is something more you book at a hotel. On the other hand, you might know all of those terms but need to strategize with an expert. Look no further.
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