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Let's Talk About Your Child's IEP

Serving Metro Atlanta and Remote Support Nationwide

Heather Wright, M.Ed. logo, special education advocate

Are you ready to change your child's IEP?

As a parent, you want what's best for your child each and everyday, but nobody at school seems to understand what your child needs for a successful school day. 

Hi, I'm Heather Wright, M.Ed! 

A certified special education teacher turned advocate with 17+ years of classroom experience and a Master's degree in Learning Disabilities and Behavior Disorders.

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I know how schools work from the inside. I've sat in IEP meetings, written evaluations, and navigated the special education system firsthand. Now I put that knowledge to work for your family, so you never have to walk into another IEP or 504 meeting feeling unprepared, outnumbered, or unheard.
 

I serve families across the Metro Atlanta area, and remotely nationwide. I'm also a current member of COPAA (Council of Parent Attorneys and Advocates) and CEC (Council for Exceptional Children).

Heather Wright, M.Ed., certified special education teacher and non-attorney IEP advocate, a woman with mid-length dark brown hair with pink highlights wearing a black blazer and white colored shirt with jeans, smiling in a professional photo.
  • You feel like nobody at school truly understands what your child needs

  • You're worried your child's IEP goals or services aren't actually moving them forward

  • You dread IEP meetings because they feel overwhelming or one-sided

  • You brace yourself every time the school calls, unsure what's coming next

  • You've been told your child "doesn't qualify"... but something still feels wrong

Does any of this sound familiar?

You are not alone. And you don't have to figure this out by yourself.

Not sure where to start?

Download my
free IEP Concerns Letter Template

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Heather Wright, M.Ed, LLC is NOT a lawyer and does not provide legal advice or file due process.  Heather Wright cannot guarantee outcomes and is not responsible for final advocacy decisions.  All decisions made by the parents are theirs. Privacy Policy  Disclaimers

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