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Especially during time of great distress and confusion, we rely on what others tell us. You have I believe most systems have good intentions, but you have the BEST intentions for your child. Don’t be afraid to ask questions and do your own research. There are a lot of options out there.

https://kidslegal.org/special-education-timelines is a great resource for from referral to re-evaluations. Timelines are very important in ensuring lawful and proper care.

The can fill us with making us feel rushed and panicked. and go a long way. I can’t think of two better actions to put into place and model for your students. You are shaping humans, not numbers.

It can be tough to speak up, but try to remember you are one of the best advocates for your child. Meetings don’t have to be contentious or negative. Often times they are great ways to stop and celebrate the wins! Advocating doesn’t equal fighting.