Expert IEP and 504 advocacy for parents navigating the special education system — backed by over 15 years of experience in the public school setting.
Schools have entire legal and administrative teams. Parents — often overwhelmed and underinformed — sit across the table from them. We level the playing field.
IDEA and state law guarantee your child specific rights. Most parents don't know them — schools count on that. We make sure you do.
Having a knowledgeable advocate at your IEP meeting changes the dynamic. We understand the language, the process, and the pressure points.
We review IEPs, 504 plans, and evaluation reports for compliance, completeness, and accuracy — before you sign anything.
Distributed Education Advocacy was founded by a certified educator with over 15 years of experience in the public school system — teaching both general and special education, writing and reviewing hundreds of IEPs, running meetings, and managing compliance.
10+ Years as a special education teacher — firsthand knowledge of how schools operate and where gaps occur
5 Years as ESE Staffing Specialist at an elementary school, overseeing IEP compliance, timelines, and legal requirements
Master's Degree in Education with a specialization in Special Education
Certified Teacher in Elementary Education (K–6), Exceptional Student Education (K–12), Reading Endorsement, and ESOL Endorsement
⚠ Distributed Education Advocacy is an independent advocacy firm, not a law firm. We do not provide legal representation or legal advice.
I spent years at the IEP table for the school system. Now I sit there for families — making sure their children get every service, support, and protection they are entitled to.
Every family's situation is different. We provide focused, expert support at every stage of the special education process.
Comprehensive review of your child's Individualized Education Program for compliance, appropriate goals and accommodations, and services — before and after IEP meetings.
Review of existing 504 plans and guidance on whether your child may need additional protections, including evaluation requests and accommodations review.
We attend IEP meetings with you — asking the right questions, flagging compliance concerns, and making sure school teams follow procedural safeguards.
Guidance on your rights outlined in procedural safeguards — helping you understand what schools are required to provide, what decisions require your consent, and what options are available when you disagree with the school's decisions.
We draft letters, responses, and formal requests to school districts on your behalf — ensuring the right language and tone.
Flexible support options — hourly, packages, or retainer — designed to meet your family where you are, whether you're just getting started or navigating a complex and ongoing situation.
Schedule a free 15-minute consultation — no pressure, no commitment.
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