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Special Education Advocates

There are over 170,000 students with disabilities enrolled in Massachusetts schools. 

On the road to meeting a student’s special needs, families must go through an exhaustive process involving complicated policies, convoluted lingo, and numerous documents. Parents trying to navigate this process may benefit from the help of a special education advocate—an expert who can help educate and advise parents seeking support for their children. Special education advocates play a vital role in helping families know their rights and get the services that will allow their children to succeed.

You are not alone.

Ways We Work

MyMassAdvocates work with parents and guardians to remove barriers to educational and life opportunities for children and youth; ensuring particularly those who face the greatest barriers, have a fair and equitable opportunity to learn, reach their potential, and thrive.

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The first step in the special education process is to have a one-on-one consultation regarding your child's current school situation, past history, and review the services in which MyMASSAdvocate may provide support.

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