When Your Kid Needs an IEP

No Sex in the Suburbs Podcast

14% of students in public school have an IEP (Individual Education Plan). But as a parent, getting the evaluation and services you want from the school district is often challenging. Join me as I chat with author Aaron Wright as we discuss our respective journeys with the school district and what we have learned so far. If you are just starting out on this path, unhappy with your current services, or have a suspicion your kid might be behind and needing extra help, this one is for you! 

Aaron Wright is the author of the book "Thirteen Doors"

If you want to hang out with him on IG: @authoraaronwright

The special education resources mentioned on this episode are here:

Students (K-12) - Disability Rights Education & Defense Fund (dredf.org)

Wrightslaw Special Education Law and Advocacy

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