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School Advocacy Builder
For a parent to help build, with the kid in the room.
What this is for
Schools respond to specific, written asks far better than a general "my kid has ADHD, please help."
When to use it
Before a meeting with a teacher or school, or when something at school has been consistently hard.
What you leave with
A short plan naming the issue, the ask, and who's following up.
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What's the specific issue at school right now?
Pick one to keep going.
Why this can help
Specific written requests are easier for schools to implement and track than general statements, and having a plan reduces the need to renegotiate it every term.
Special education advocacy practice
