Review where you are
I look at Early Intervention services, the timeline, and the documents you already have.
Early Intervention → School District
Your child turns 3. Early intervention ends. The school district takes over. And nobody hands you a map.
I help families make the move from Early Intervention to the first school-district IEP with less fear, fewer surprises, and a clearer plan.
The process
Four steps to walk in prepared.
Identify what to ask for
Together we clarify the supports, evaluations, and questions that should be on the table.
Prepare for the meeting
You walk in with language, priorities, and a clearer understanding of what the school is offering.
Plan the next step
You know what to do after the meeting, not just during it.
Free Guide
Before the First IEP
Early Intervention → School DistrictFree guide
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What to know before the first school-district meeting. What questions to ask. What belongs in the plan. What to bring.
- What changes when Early Intervention hands off to the district
- The questions every parent should ask in the first meeting
- What to bring and what not to sign
- The mistakes most parents make in the first 90 days