Special Education Advocacy & Consultation Services

Autism Career Training is proud to offer special education advocacy services. Our special education experts are available to advocate for your family’s unique needs in a variety of school types and environments. We have several options to serve a variety of budgets, and we always offer a free initial consultation!

ACT provides advocacy for students ranging in age from three to twenty-two years old. Our advocates work with the family and the school system to create a plan that most greatly benefits the student. Autism Career Training has the best IEP experts in Middle Tennessee.

Your Family’s Greatest Advocate

Our advocates bring extensive professional experience with: IDEA, IEP development and facilitation, special education interventions, public school procedure, data collection, instructionally appropriate IEPs, and much more. To learn about how this experience could benefit your child, please contact us.

Why might you need an advocate?

You need an advocate that understands eligibility and the IEP process. Our advocates can analyze these reports with you and answer your questions. Advice is tailored to your unique situation.

You need an advocate that can analyze the data, review the assessments, and create a qualified team to help decide next steps.

With years of experience, the advocates at Autism Career Training will help you to unlock services that your student needs to ensure success.

Our advocates have a deep understanding of special education and the inner workings of public schools. They can make recommendations to best work within the system.

Let our advocates bring a new perspective to your unique situation. Sometimes, a fresh look and new understanding is all that is needed to unlock success.

You need an advocate that can be a strong and steady hand when you become overwhelmed. Let us guide you to figure out what is best for your student.

You have received your student’s education records, evaluations, test results, IEPs, and progress reports, but you are having trouble understanding the intricate details.
You need an advocate that understands eligibility and the IEP process. Our advocates can analyze these reports with you and answer your questions. Advice is tailored to your unique situation.
The school states that your student no longer needs or qualifies for an IEP, so they want to move him or her to a 504 plan.
You need an advocate that can analyze the data, review the assessments, and create a qualified team to help decide next steps.
Schools offer a variety of services and support, but you are not sure how to access these programs or which one is the best for your student.
With years of experience, the advocates at Autism Career Training will help you to unlock services that your student needs to ensure success.
You have scheduled a meeting at your student’s school to address his or her performance, and you want to be over-prepared.
Our advocates have a deep understanding of special education and the inner workings of public schools. They can make recommendations to best work within the system.
You see your student is struggling, and you are not sure if what you are doing is working. You are concerned you should be doing more.
Let our advocates bring a new perspective to your unique situation. Sometimes, a fresh look and new understanding is all that is needed to unlock success.
You are stressed, frustrated, and worn out with the IEP and evaluation process.
You need an advocate that can be a strong and steady hand when you become overwhelmed. Let us guide you to figure out what is best for your student.

Why might you need an advocate?

You have received your student’s education records, evaluations, test results, IEPs, and progress reports, but you are having trouble understanding the intricate details.
You need an advocate that understands eligibility and the IEP process. Our advocates can analyze these reports with you and answer your questions. Advice is tailored to your unique situation.
The school states that your student no longer needs or qualifies for an IEP, so they want to move him or her to a 504 plan.
You need an advocate that can analyze the data, review the assessments, and create a qualified team to help decide next steps.
Schools offer a variety of services and support, but you are not sure how to access these programs or which one is the best for your student.
With years of experience, the advocates at Autism Career Training will help you to unlock services that your student needs to ensure success.
You have scheduled a meeting at your student’s school to address his or her performance, and you want to be over-prepared.
Our advocates have a deep understanding of special education and the inner workings of public schools. They can make recommendations to best work within the system.
You see your student is struggling, and you are not sure if what you are doing is working. You are concerned you should be doing more.
Let our advocates bring a new perspective to your unique situation. Sometimes, a fresh look and new understanding is all that is needed to unlock success.
You are stressed, frustrated, and worn out with the IEP and evaluation process.
You need an advocate that can be a strong and steady hand when you become overwhelmed. Let us guide you to figure out what is best for your student.

Advocacy Goals

Special Education Advocacy is for parents of students that are struggling to succeed in a school setting due to a disability. As a parent, you know and understand your student’s needs, but it can be difficult to identify specific solutions.

Our team of consultants will help you to navigate the options available to you, and we will be your personal advocate to ensure your student receives all the benefits available to him or her.

Getting Started

With our initial consultation, we educate parents how to play an active and powerful role in meeting their students’ needs in school. Then, we will review records and evaluations, attend meetings with school representatives, and guide parents in their communication with the school system.

Ensuring students’ education rights are met according to the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) is at the center of our work with families.

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