Is my child's IEP actually meeting their needs?
What should I ask for at the next IEP meeting?
Is the school following the IEP?
Does my child need an evaluation or additional services?
Does my child need an IEP or 504 Plan?
What can I do when I disagree with the school?
How can I advocate effectively while maintaining a collaborative relationship with the school team?
Every child's situation is different. Advocacy services are tailored to your family's concerns, your child's individual needs, and where you are in the special education process.
Working with me begins with an initial consultation. Together, we'll discuss your concerns, identify areas that may need attention, and explore options for moving forward.
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After your consultation, we'll determine what additional support may be helpful.
A detailed review of your child's educational records to identify strengths, concerns, questions, and areas that may need further attention.
Prepare for special education related meetings with clear priorities, thoughtful questions, and greater confidence. Meeting support is also available to help you commuicate concerns and participate effectively.
Continued guidance and support as you navigate the special education process, communicate with your child's school, and advocate for your child's individual needs.
I bring both professional advocacy experience and personal understanding to my work with families. I help parents understand their options, find their voice at the table, and work collaboratively with school teams while keeping their child's individual needs at the center.
"She is highly professional, well-connected, and widely respected in districts across the KC Metro. Her persistence gets results."
— Jessica B.
"Kelli is a trusted ally through the IEP process… She has been my ally, coach, mentor, and a friend."
— Susan D.
"Kelli has been a constant source of knowledge and strength during my son's IEP meetings… I will never go into another meeting without her!"
— Virginia C.
Helpful tools to make special education easier to understand and navigate.
Let's talk about your concerns and explore how I can help.