The Lies They Told You About IEPs and 504 Plans
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The Lies They Told You About IEPs and 504 Plans
$67.00
Sale price
$67.00
Regular price
$87.00
Written by State-Licensed Behavior Clinicians
Includes: 10 myth-busting facts, federal case law references, and meeting scripts
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For parents ready to walk into every IEP meeting prepared and confident
The Parent Advocacy Series
Ten Myths Schools Use to Quietly Limit What Your Child Receives and How State-Licensed Behavior Clinicians Help Parents See Through Them
Includes Relevant Case Patterns From Greater Than a Decade of Clinical Practice
- Ten myths schools use to quietly limit what your child receives
- Backed by accurate federal case law
- How State-Licensed Behavior Clinicians help parents see through them
- Case studies included
- Everything you need to walk into your next meeting with the language of an advocate
A quick comparison before you decide:
- A special education advocate charges $150–$300 per hour for one meeting. No guarantee of outcome.
- An educational attorney retainer starts at $2,500 before they read a single page of your child's IEP.
- A single IEP consultation with a Licensed Behavior Specialist runs $200–$400 or more.
Case Law Notice: Where our materials reference federal court cases, statutes, or U.S. Department of Education guidance, those references are provided for educational illustration only. Legal precedent varies by federal circuit, state laws may impose additional or different obligations, and the application of any cited case to your situation requires evaluation by a licensed attorney. We make no warranty as to the current legal status of any cited authority.
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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