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Parents are valuable and equal members of the IEP team and any group that makes decisions about their child. While parents may feel intimidated at meetings by the number of school district personnel sitting around the table, it is nonetheless crucial for you to be assertive in explaining your positions and concerns.

What can I do to advocate for my child?