Individualized and Appropriate Education
The Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) is a four-part law that ensures students with a disability are provided with Free Appropriate Public Education (FAPE) that is tailored to their individual needs. If you don’t agree with the services and/or program your child’s school district is offering your child with special education needs, you should consider consulting with a special education attorney. It’s possible that you’re unaware of the school district’s responsibilities to your child. You may think the process is intimidating or overwhelming. This is where a special education lawyer can make a major difference in your child's life.
By consulting with a special education attorney, you can get a clearer picture as to whether or not the school district is acting within the law as it pertains to your child’s education needs. In addition, many school districts have legal counsel of their own to guide them in making decisions at CSE/IEP meetings. Don’t risk going to one of these key meetings without sufficient support of your own.
If you have a child with special needs and you don’t think your child is getting the education he or she deserves, contact us immediately.
By consulting with a special education attorney, you can get a clearer picture as to whether or not the school district is acting within the law as it pertains to your child’s education needs. In addition, many school districts have legal counsel of their own to guide them in making decisions at CSE/IEP meetings. Don’t risk going to one of these key meetings without sufficient support of your own.
If you have a child with special needs and you don’t think your child is getting the education he or she deserves, contact us immediately.