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Free IEP Review Day

by | Feb 29, 2016 | Special Needs

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Tuesday, March 22nd, 2016

 Montpelier, VT

 

The Free IEP Review Day will provide parents/guardians an opportunity for a free, one-on-one review of their disabled child’s IEP/504 plan with a special education attorney and a special educator.* The review session will be up to an hour and will include a review of select school records/documentation and an opportunity to ask questions and receive feedback. We can only accept a limited number of participants and priority for the free review is for low-income families.

If you are interested in participating, please complete this brief questionnaire by March 8th. Selected participants will be notified by March 9th. Documentation/Records to be reviewed must be received by March 15th to hold your spot.

Limited sessions will be available. Please click here to request a review session.

Please contact our office if you have any questions.

Claudia Pringles is a licensed attorney with a focus area in special needs law. She is a also the co-chair of the Vermont Autism Task Force and a tireless advocate, helping to pass several laws at the state level that significantly help those with disabilities. She is a parent of two children, including a teenage daughter with autism. 
Joy Wilcox has worked as a special educator in VT for over 30 years. Currently Joy coordinates the Special Education Endorsement Program and the Autism Certificate Program for the VT Higher Education Collaborative (VT-HEC). She is also an instructor of graduate courses in both programs (Assessment in Special Education, Teaching Children with Moderate to Severe Disabilities and Collaboration and Teaming: Working with Tough Teams). She supervises practicum students and is member of the VT-HEC Operations Group.  Joy also consults individually with schools and offers trainings to support school staff.

Is your child currently on an IEP or 504?  Do you have questions or concerns about their educational plan?  Are you wondering if their needs are currently being met?