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27. Fathers As Advocates

Oct 23, 2013 | Advocacy, Dads, Disability, Emotion, Fathers, Florida, IEPs, Inclusion, Parent Involvement, Parents Training Parents, Public School, Special Education | 1 comment

I have always prided myself in the fact that from the very beginning I always tried to include all in my efforts to advocate – all disabilities, races, languages and genders.  I have seen the growth and inclusionary practice in all these areas but the last one. ...

20. I Cannot Become Complacent But Must Remain Vigilant

Aug 15, 2013 | Advocacy, Case Law, Disability, IEPs, IFSP, Inclusion, Least Restrictive Environment, Parent Involvement, Public School, Special Education | 0 comments

I became involved in this grassroots parent civil rights movement, as most do, because of my own immediate needs for my son. I was able to resolve his issues within the first year. Subsequent IEP meetings were never an issue once I acquired the knowledge to be an...

9. Father to Father Support is Born

Jun 4, 2013 | Advocacy, Deafness, Disability, Emotion, IEPs, Inclusion, Parent Involvement, Public School | 0 comments

Our continued  pressure on the School Board had drawn the attention of the local media and several articles had appeared  in our local newspaper. The public disclosure brought out support from our community in trying to bring our  children  back.  There was also the...
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