Clear answers for the road ahead
Plain-language guides, real preparation, and honest stories — written for parents fighting for their child's plan, not for lawyers.
Know your rights
Know your rightsFive Parent Rights That Change the Whole Conversation
You hold more power in the special education process than most parents realize. These five rights, used calmly and in writing, level the table.
How to Request an IEP Evaluation (and What to Put in the Letter)
Everything starts with a written request. Here's how to ask the school to evaluate your child — and exactly what your letter should say.
What to Do When the School Isn't Following the IEP
The plan is signed, but the services aren't happening. Here's a calm, step-by-step way to get your child's IEP back on track.
Prior Written Notice: The Right Most Parents Have Never Heard Of
When the school decides something about your child, it has to tell you in writing — what, why, and what it considered. Here's how to use that right.
You've got this. We've got you.
IEP Path decodes your child's plan, flags what's weak, and drafts the letters you need — so you walk into every meeting prepared.