Navigating the educational system can be overwhelming for all parents, especially when your child has unique needs. We bridge the gap between home and school for all families, specializing in supporting children with disabilities and behavioral concerns.
Educational Advocacy
Your child’s journey begins with understanding. At The Parents and Children Project, we begin by listening to your goals and aspirations for your child’s education and future. We value your insights as a parent — you know your child best.
Our collaborative approach ensures that we develop strategies tailored specifically to your child’s unique situation and your family’s goals. Our initial meeting focuses on understanding your child’s strengths, challenges, and the support you both need to thrive in the educational environment. From there, we conduct a comprehensive assessment process to create a roadmap to your child’s success.
Comprehensive Assessment Process
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Behavioral Assessment
We evaluate existing intervention plans and psychological evaluations to understand behavioral patterns and effective support strategies.
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Action Planning
Together, we determine the best course of action, whether it’s special education identification intervention plans, or IEP/504 plan reviews.
Based on your child’s needs and the goals we’ve established together, we’ll support you every step of the way to your child’s success.
Personalized Support Services
Detailed Reports
We analyze and prepare comprehensive reports that clearly outline your child’s current educational status and recommend evidence-based next steps.
Parent Communication
We draft effective communications for you to use with schools and external agencies, equipping you with the language to advocate confidently for your child.
IEP Development
We craft meaningful program goals, accommodations, and services for initial or ongoing Individualized Education Plans that truly address your child’s needs.
Advocacy Support
We attend school meetings as an observer or active participant, ensuring your child’s voice is heard and their needs are properly addressed.