Educational Advocacy for Students with Autism

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Our community builds practical guides and tools so parents can advocate effectively for autism-inclusive classrooms. Join now for newsletters with tips, personal stories, updates in our organization, and legislative updates.

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About Our Mission

We provide resources, guides, and tools to help families navigate school systems and secure meaningful supports for their autistic children.

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Quick Tips

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-Contact your school’s special education department to voice your concerns

-Request and prepare for an IEP (individualized education program) meeting.

-Stay involved and in communication with teachers to track your child’s progress.

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