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Your Child’s IEP Needs Assessment and Parent Counseling

We recognize the difficulty in assessing whether the school district is providing a free and appropriate public education (FAPE) for your child. Understanding that your child could be making better progress is one thing; however, gauging whether their IEPs are created and implemented fairly and effectively is another. We offer essential support in this area and aim to empower you with training on how to assess these aspects yourself.


Supporting Students to Become Part of Their IEP Process

We help you meet those goals by learning about your child and advocating for an IEP that supports your child’s needs, aiming for appropriate progress based on their unique needs and strengths. Our expertise in IEP meeting preparation in New York City can make a significant difference in achieving these goals.


Support for Parents and IEP Meeting Preparation in New York City

Our founder, Jenn Choi, is experienced in training evaluators on how to craft recommendations that make sense to school IEP teams. She also excels in training parent groups about their rights and how to address situations when their child is not receiving appropriate services and accommodations. Additionally, Jenn Choi Advocates, LLC offers training to special education advocates on working with students to help them meaningfully participate in their own IEP meetings. Our methods focus on finding impactful ways to engage students at their level, ensuring their voices are heard.


Training for Professional and Parent Groups

We recognize the difficulty in assessing whether the school district is providing a free and appropriate public education (FAPE) for your child. Understanding that your child could be making better progress is one thing; however, gauging whether their IEPs are created and implemented fairly and effectively is another. We offer essential support in this area and aim to empower you with training on how to assess these aspects yourself.

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