Using complaint systems to advocate for children with disabilities and/or who are neurodivergent in the K-12 education system.
Seeking accountability and systemic change.
All complaint systems want you to try to resolve your issues at the lowest level. Some of them will not accept your complaints if you do not complete these steps.
Offering a 1:1 timeslot to sit with me and discuss all of the options.
First 30 min of consultation is free. $40 for 45 minutes.
If finances are a barrier, please email me and I will remove that barrier.
Understanding the Duty to Accommodate is key to rights-based advocacy.
The power of the Human Rights Code is our strongest source of advocacy. I have broken it down into 6 parts, under the Education Law tab - Duty to Accommodate.
Check out my GET HELP page with links to school advocacy coaches, non-profit organization direct support, lawyer referral links and more!
Explore resources and information on key aspects of education law, including student rights, key human rights decisions, and the legal responsibilities of schools.
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Complaint systems work in silos.
They each have their own function and different laws and processes.
Depending on your issue, it will be important to pick the complaint avenues that address your issues.
My mission is to provide comprehensive support, information and options for parents navigating the complexities of the education system. Seeking accountability in the education system and an equitable education system.
