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What Do Parents Need to Do Before the End of the School Year?

Learn what parents should be trying to wrap up before the end of the school year, like plans for ESY, transitions for the next year, learning loss, and other IEP meeting prep.

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How to Prepare for Your Child’s First IEP

Get tips for preparing to attend your first IEP meeting with confidence, so you can be an excellent advocate for your child's education.

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Getting Started With IHSS? Top Parent Questions Answered

Hear our public benefits specialist answer parent questions about applying for In-Home Supportive Services in California.

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5 Biggest Myths About Inclusion

Parents often hear certain myths about inclusion in education. Learn how to respond to these misconceptions and how to advocate for your child.

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10 Most Sought-After Private Schools in the US for Kids with Disabilities

Here are the top ten private schools in the United States for kids with disabilities that help set them up for success during their years of learning and beyond.

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Moving to a New School? Here’s What to Know About Transition IEPs

If your child is moving to a new school, you'll attend a transition IEP meeting. Get expert tips on what to expect and how to prepare.

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3 Expert Tips for Applying for In-Home Supportive Services

Your child needs in-home support, but how do you know whether your child qualifies for public assistance, and what should you do if your application gets denied?

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3 Parts of an IEP You Should Know About

Figuring out what is available and how to get the best resources and providers for your child is difficult without a roadmap, so we made one.

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Top 4 Parent Questions about Regional Center Summer Services

With your child home from school or away at camp, what extra supports do you need to get through the summer? Learn about Regional Center services from our public benefits specialist.

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Undivided Resource Database

Read about the topics that parents raising kids with disabilities most need to learn about, from education and IEPs to therapies and insurance.

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How Teachers Can Facilitate Socialization

School isn’t just about academics — it’s where kids can practice social skills and make friends. This can be difficult, and our kids often need extra support from parents and school staff. Dr. Mary Falvey explains how teachers can encourage socialization with peers.

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