Understanding IEP Violations: How The Law Office of Sean M. Hobson Can Help
If you have a child with a learning disability or other condition that impacts their education, your child may be eligible for special education and related services. If you child has been found eligible for special education and related services, the Individualized Education Program, or IEP, is a critical document for California children with special needs. It outlines the specific educational and support services specifically tailored to the specific needs of the particular child to ensure they can thrive in school.
To qualify for an IEP, a child must have a recognized disability that impacts their learning and requires special education services to complete their education. This is not a one-size-fits-all plan; it’s customized to meet each child’s unique needs. Getting approved for an IEP and developing one tailored to your child can be a complex process. The Law Office of Sean M. Hobson will review and analyze your student’s current IEP and recent assessments to determine whether the IEP was not appropriately designed.
Components Of An Effective IEP
A well-crafted IEP includes goals for the student, services the school will provide, and how progress will be measured. It is developed by the IEP Team that knows the child best, which includes educators, parents and specialists. Importantly, it ensures the child receives an appropriate education tailored just for them. Attorney Sean Hobson can help parents who have a child with an IEP that is not appropriately designed, or an IEP that is not being implemented.
When IEPs Go Wrong
But what happens when a child’s IEP is not followed or falls short of what the child needs? The Law Office of Sean M. Hobson steps in with fierce advocacy backed by a thorough understanding of IDEA Claims in California. IEP violations can hinder a child’s educational progress, and parents may feel lost or overwhelmed in these situations. Sean understands the challenges and frustrations of navigating the complex world of special education law.
How an Attorney Can Help
If you believe your child’s IEP is not being honored or if it seems inadequate, an attorney can be your ally. Sean M. Hobson will review the IEP, assess its compliance with the law and advocate for your child’s educational rights. From negotiating with school districts to representing your interests in due process hearings, the Law Office of Sean M. Hobson is committed to securing an education that fits your child.
Contact the Law Office of Sean M. Hobson in Escondido to schedule a free initial consultation. Call 760-640-9777 or use the firm’s online intake form.