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Plain guides for parents

Short reads on the questions parents bring us most. They’re general information; your child’s file is where the real answers are.

  • A mother and her teenage daughter read a printed report together
    Evaluations

    How to read your child’s evaluation report

    Scores, percentiles and the summary page: what each part tells you, and the questions worth writing in the margin before the eligibility meeting.

    Yoonhee Ryu8 min read
  • A boy with a backpack walks across a paved schoolyard toward the building
    Discipline

    When the school calls about a suspension

    What to ask on that first call, what to put in writing the same day, and when a suspension means the school has to meet with you first.

    Cormac Ashgrove6 min read
  • A mother and father sit side by side reading through printed pages
    Working with us

    How a case with us works, step by step

    From the first call to the signed plan: the five steps, what each asks of you, and what happens if the school says no.

    Tsion Kebede4 min read

A guide can’t read your child’s file

We can. Send us what the school has given you, and we’ll write back with what we see.

A first call doesn’t make us your lawyers; a signed engagement letter does.