IEPadvocate4you now on Facebook and Twitter

If you would like to follow disability/advocacy/school information from Carol Sadler, please become a fan of IEPadvocate4you, now on Facebook and Twitter.  So come follow me, share information, referrals, best practices, research, news articles, disability organization meetings/information, support group meetings, etc.

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Feel free to forward and share this information with other parents, patients, disability professionals and disability list servs.  I continue to appreciate your referrals!

 

My premie and ADHD/LD daughter, Christina, is featured on my attached FB profile picture.   Her graduation from Sequoyah HS in Cherokee County this year was one of my finest personal “advocacy” moments!  I am so proud of Christina.  She is now attending Reinhardt College.   One down, one to go.  Angela is next.  Angela, who is severely Dyslexic,  learning to read at Lindamood-Bell was definitely my first and finest personal advocacy moment….:)  She is doing great as a Sophomore this year at Sequoyah HS.

 

Advocacy & Consulting Services - IEPadvocate4you
Carol Sadler, Special Education Consultant/Advocate
GA Advocacy Office PLSP I Graduate
770-442-8357
1105 Rock Pointe Look
Woodstock, GA 30188
CarolSadler@bellsouth.net
www.IEPadvocate4You.com   IEPadvocate4you now on FB and Twitter
http://iepadvocate4you.blogspot.com

 

"There is nothing more unequal than the equal treatment of unequal people." ---- Thomas Jefferson

 

“Refrain from Restraining, Secluding and Corporal Punishment” ------ Carol Sadler, Advocate

 

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Information contained in this communication is confidential and privileged. It is not meant to represent legal or medical advice, but rather advice given based on my knowledge as a trained Parent Advocate by the GA Advocacy Office, Council of Parent Advocates & Attorneys, CHADD, LDA, the GA DOE Parent Mentor program as an invited guest and the special education attorneys that I often work with on educational matters. Please do not forward without my permission.