Eligibility for special education isn’t a one-time event. This blog explains how eligibility and reevaluation work, what data teams must consider, and how factors like interventions, cognitive processing, and adverse impact shape decisions. Learn what really drives eligibility and how to advocate confidently at every stage.

Discover five advocacy steps for parents of dyslexic children that bring more peace, clarity, and confidence to your family this holiday season. Learn how simple, intentional actions—like organizing records, reviewing progress, and preparing key questions—can help you enter the new year feeling empowered and ready to support your child’s success.

Fresh from DyslexiaCon 2025, we’re sharing the top five insights shaping the future of dyslexia education. From the link between oral language and reading to what new research means for inclusion, instruction, and IEPs. Discover what every parent should know to better understand, support, and advocate for their child with dyslexia.

Avoid these advocacy mistakes most parents make during IEP meetings. Advocate with confidence at your next IEP meeting.

Parents often feel rushed and unheard at IEP meetings. We teach you how to avoid the "Drive Thru" IEP Meeting

Is your child struggling with reading and spelling? If so, it is time to THINK Dyslexia and take action!

A diagnosis of dyslexia does not guarantee that your child will receive special education services. Here's what teams consider...

The evaluation is critical to every step of the special education process moving forward.

When determining the value of advocacy services, consider the effect a positive outcome will have on your child and your family.

Parents often say, “How do I know it’s time to get an advocate involved? Maybe I’m just overreacting and things aren’t that bad.” Trust...

An educational advocate’s job requires a combination of technical knowledge and excellent interpersonal skills.