IEP & 504 Dispute and Disagreement Support

Disagreements during the special education process are common. Bartley Advocacy offers guidance to help families navigate these challenges, ensuring fair and collaborative resolutions that respect your child’s needs and rights.

IEP & 504 Dispute Resolution Services

Disagreements over IEP or 504 plans are common but manageable. Bartley Advocacy offers clear, practical support to help families address concerns, ensure compliance, and work collaboratively with schools toward fair solutions.

Plan and Document Review

Clarifying Concerns and Goals

Written Input and Communication Support

Meeting Attendance and Advocacy

Collaboration and Problem-Solving

Guidance on Next Steps

Family Stories: Successful Resolutions with Bartley Advocacy

Toshia’s guidance turned a stressful disagreement into a clear path forward. Her calm approach helped us feel heard and respected throughout the process.
Maria L., Parent
3 months ago
With Toshia’s support, we understood the IEP details better and found common ground with the school. Her expertise made all the difference.
James R., Father
5 weeks ago
The advocacy helped us navigate a tough meeting with confidence. Toshia’s presence ensured our concerns were clearly communicated and addressed.
Elena S., Parent
2 months ago
Thanks to Bartley Advocacy, we avoided escalation and reached a fair agreement quickly. Toshia’s knowledge of the system was invaluable.
David M., Parent
1 month ago
Toshia’s clear explanations and steady support helped us feel empowered during a difficult dispute. We’re grateful for her dedication.
Samantha K., Parent
4 weeks ago
The advocacy service made a complex process manageable. Toshia’s insight bridged the gap between us and the school team effectively.
Mark T., Father
6 weeks ago
We felt supported every step of the way. Toshia’s experience as a former principal gave us confidence that our child’s needs would be prioritized.
Linda P., Parent
2 months ago

How Bartley Advocacy Supports You Through Disputes

First, Toshia reviews your child’s IEP or 504 plan along with all related documents to identify any areas of disagreement or compliance concerns.

Comprehensive Document Review

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Next, she clarifies your concerns and goals, helping you articulate your priorities clearly to the school team.

Clarifying Parental Concerns

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Toshia attends meetings with you, facilitating open communication and working collaboratively with school staff to resolve disagreements.

Active Meeting Support

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If needed, she guides you through options like mediation or filing state complaints and can connect you with legal experts for further assistance.

Guidance on Resolution Options

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Support When Disagreements Arise

IEP & 504 Dispute Services

Disagreements over IEP or 504 plans are common but manageable. Advocacy helps families address concerns clearly and work toward fair solutions with schools. Toshia Bartley uses her experience as an educator and principal to guide parents through these challenges with confidence and clarity.

  • What types of disputes can Bartley Advocacy assist with?

    We support families facing disagreements about IEP or 504 plan content, services, accommodations, or compliance issues. This includes concerns about meeting notes, evaluations, or communication breakdowns with the school.

    Our goal is to clarify issues and help parents engage productively with school teams to resolve conflicts without escalating to legal action unless necessary.

  • How does the advocacy process work during a dispute?

    We begin by reviewing your child’s current plan, meeting notes, and any correspondence to identify areas of disagreement or noncompliance.

    Next, we clarify your concerns and desired outcomes, assist with drafting parent input or formal letters, and attend meetings to support communication and problem-solving.

  • Can Bartley Advocacy attend IEP or 504 meetings with me?

    Yes. Toshia can attend meetings to provide support, help clarify points, and advocate for your child’s needs in real time, ensuring your voice is heard and understood.

    This presence often helps reduce tension and promotes collaborative solutions between families and school staff.

  • What if the dispute cannot be resolved through meetings?

    If resolution is not reached, we guide families on next steps such as mediation or filing state complaints to protect your child’s rights.

    We also provide referrals to special education attorneys if legal representation becomes necessary, ensuring you have access to the right resources.

  • How does Toshia’s background benefit families in disputes?

    Toshia’s experience as a former educator and principal gives her insight into school processes and perspectives, allowing her to bridge gaps between families and schools effectively.

    Her approach focuses on collaboration and clear communication, helping families navigate complex situations with practical strategies and empathy.

  • How can I start working with Bartley Advocacy for dispute support?

    Contact Toshia directly to discuss your situation and schedule a consultation. She will listen to your concerns and outline how advocacy can assist you through the dispute process.

    Early involvement often leads to more positive outcomes and less stress for families facing disagreements with schools.

  • Is advocacy confidential and family-centered?

    Yes. All communications are handled with respect and confidentiality. Advocacy focuses on empowering families to make informed decisions and maintain control over their child’s educational journey.

    Toshia works closely with parents to ensure their priorities and concerns remain central throughout the dispute resolution process.

Support for IEP & 504 Disputes and Disagreements

When disagreements arise over your child’s IEP or 504 plan, Bartley Advocacy offers clear guidance and practical support. Toshia Bartley, a former educator and principal, helps families address concerns through effective communication and collaboration, aiming for fair and compliant resolutions. Reach out to discuss your situation and explore how advocacy can assist you.

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