Tag Archive: special education

prom

Why Special Needs Students Should Go to Regular Prom

As I watched my son get ready for prom that morning, my feelings were mixed. My son was over the moon about his big day, but I had other thoughts.

Aimee Sharp
special needs parenting

Parenting Children with Special Needs: The Ups and Downs of Advocacy

Nobody and nothing prepares you for all the aspects of special needs parenting. Regardless of how well prepared I feel, I get caught with my pants down.

Aimee Sharp
special needs son

Preparing My Son with Special Needs to Be His Own Advocate

I've been advocating for my special needs son his entire life. But when he starts Kindergarten next year, he'll need to learn to be his own advocate.

Jamie Sumner
IEP day

IEP (Individual Education Plan) Day: How to Prepare Video

It's IEP Day and you're stressing out. Take a deep breath and don't sweat it. With these video tips on how to prepare, you've got this.

Aimee Sharp
moving with special needs

Moving With Special Needs – Part 1: Schools

I was concerned that moving with special needs would mean losing all we'd worked for, but we were able to get what we needed for both our kids. Here’s how.

Aimee Sharp
Homeschool

Why I’m Choosing to Homeschool My Child with Special Needs

My child with special needs is graduating elementary school, and I made the decision to do something I’ve always wanted to do: homeschool.

Amy Noelle Collen
IEP Season

How to Be Ready for IEP Season: Parent Tips

IEP Season can be stressful and scary for parents. This mom shares tips on how to prepare yourself physically and mentally.

Amy Noelle Collen
advocate for my child educación especial

Special Education: How I Advocate for My Child

Since he turned 3, I've learned to be the best advocate for my child. Here are some tips on navigating special education and services for your child.

Amy Noelle Collen
IEP Meeting

Special Education: How I Prepare for an IEP Meeting

An IEP meeting can be stressful and scary for parents.This mom shares tips for getting the most out of them to get the services your child needs.

Aimee Sharp