Ask The Advocate:

Free Live Q&A Session

 

Join us for a transformative live Q&A session called "Ask the Advocate"!

Calling all parents, educators, and community members who have questions about the IEP process! Whether you're just starting out or already immersed in the journey, this session is for you. We believe that every question matters, no matter what stage you are in on the IEP process.

Are you seeking guidance, clarity, or support? Look no further! ShaniceTheAdvo8 is here to empower you with the information and resources you need. From understanding the ins and outs of the IEP process to exploring the best strategies for supporting individuals with IEPs, this live Q&A will provide you with invaluable insights.

Discover a safe and inclusive space where your concerns are heard, your doubts are addressed, and your voice is amplified. Our mission is to ensure that everyone, regardless of their role or relationship to someone with an IEP, is equipped with the knowledge and confidence to navigate the IEP process and or special education journey successfully.

Don't miss out on this incredible opportunity to connect, learn, and grow. Mark your calendars and join us for "Ask the Advocate" – because your questions deserve answers, and your journey deserves support. Together, let's create a community of empowerment and understanding!

Meet  Your Advocate:

Shanice is a  special education advocate who has been passionately advocating for children since 2018. Her  journey as an advocate began when she started advocating for her own son’s IEP. Through this experience I realized that there were numerous aspects of the IEP process that so many parents and families are unaware of. Shanice, with the support of an attorney, successfully advocating for non-public placement. It is important to note, that the journey for advocating for her son is far from over. Recognizing this need to bridge the knowledge gap, Shanice is dedicated to helping others be the best advocate for their child. She is an invaluable resource for parents, and caregivers, believing that every child deserves an equal opportunity to succeed and thrive in their educational journey.