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After we made the decision to move forward, it didn’t begin with testing—it began with a meeting. We sat down with the Child Study Team

When our son first started receiving services, I’ll be honest—I wasn’t always sure what to say or how to say it. I had questions, fears,

There’s a moment I think every parent of a child with special needs waits for—That first time you see something click.Something you weren’t sure would

One thing I’ve learned, both as an educator and as a parent, is this:Helping a child with special needs is never a one-person job.It takes

When we first started this journey, I thought we’d be able to track our son’s progress in a clear, steady way. We had the evaluations.

If you’ve ever sat in a school meeting and heard terms like “IEP” and “504 Plan” thrown around without clear explanations—you’re not alone. As both

I’m so excited to share that ParentTeacherPath.com has a brand new look—and even more ways to support you on your journey. Whether you’ve been here

The first time I sat down with my son’s IEP in front of me—as a parent, not an educator—I felt overwhelmed. I had seen IEPs

He was just six months old. Our sweet, curious baby boy had reached that milestone where the pediatrician said it was time to start solids.