How to Choose Between an IEP and 504 Plan: A Parent's Visual Decision-Maker for the Right Protection - With a Focus on Autism and ADHD

How to Choose Between an IEP and 504 Plan: A Parent's Visual Decision-Maker for the Right Protection - With a Focus on Autism and ADHD

$27.00
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How to Choose Between an IEP and 504 Plan: A Parent's Visual Decision-Maker for the Right Protection - With a Focus on Autism and ADHD
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How to Choose Between an IEP and 504 Plan: A Parent's Visual Decision-Maker for the Right Protection - With a Focus on Autism and ADHD

$27.00
Sale price  $27.00 Regular price  $37.00

Written by State-Licensed Behavior Clinicians

Includes: side-by-side comparison, eligibility checklist, and decision guide

Access immediately after purchase. Instant digital download.

For parents navigating their child's first or updated education plan

  • You're not buying a guide. You're becoming the parent the school can't dismiss.
  • If you have ever walked out of a school meeting unsure whether your child got the right plan - or any plan at all - this guide ends that confusion.
  • State-Licensed Behavior Clinicians walk you through the exact difference between an IEP and a 504 Plan, the master decision flowchart that tells you which one fits your child, diagnosis-specific decision trees for autism and ADHD, the template request letter that starts the legal clock, and the word-for-word scripts that work when the school says no.
  • You're not buying a guide. You're becoming the parent the school can't dismiss.
  • Fourteen pages.
  • Built to be read in less than an hour.
  • Built to be used instantly.

⚡⚡⚡🎉Launch Pricing: Get it now for $27 - price increases to $37 after the first 100 sales.

Why The Parent Advocacy Series?

  • Practical, credentialed guides for parents and guardians navigating special education.
  • From understanding the difference between an IEP and a 504 Plan, to recognizing the myths schools quietly rely on, to walking into meetings with the language and confidence of an advocate
  • Every guide in this series is built by a Licensed Behavior Specialist with a decade of experience inside real schools, classrooms, and IEP meetings.
  • If your child has a disability and you have ever felt unheard at a school meeting, this series was built for you.

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