Tales from the IEP Table

When Advocacy Is Misread: Keeping IEP Work Grounded in Trust, Not Emotion

When Advocacy Is Misread: Keeping IEP Work Grounded in Trust, Not Emotionby: Abbey ButcherPublished on: 12/05/2026

Parent advocacy in IEP meetings isn’t personal. Team responses impact trust and outcomes.

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When Advocacy Is Misread: Keeping IEP Work Grounded in Trust, Not Emotion

When Eligibility Feels Personal: Keeping IEP Decisions Grounded in the Whole Child

When Eligibility Feels Personal: Keeping IEP Decisions Grounded in the Whole Childby: Abbey ButcherPublished on: 28/04/2026

When Eligibility Feels Personal: Why IEP Decisions Must Be Grounded in Data

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When Eligibility Feels Personal: Keeping IEP Decisions Grounded in the Whole Child

Are We Missing the Full Picture? The Real Cost of Missed Decisions in Special Education

Are We Missing the Full Picture? The Real Cost of Missed Decisions in Special Educationby: Abbey ButcherPublished on: 25/04/2026

Good intentions aren’t enough. Learn how missed IEP decisions and overlooked data can impact a child’s long-term outcomes.

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Are We Missing the Full Picture? The Real Cost of Missed Decisions in Special Education

Does Your Child’s ESY Plan Actually Fit Their Needs?

Does Your Child’s ESY Plan Actually Fit Their Needs?by: Abbey ButcherPublished on: 18/04/2026

ESY isn’t one-size-fits-all. Learn how Extended School Year decisions are made and how to ensure services match your child’s needs

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Does Your Child’s ESY Plan Actually Fit Their Needs?

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