✦ IEP Advocacy Guide

What to Say at Your Child's IEP Meeting
And What the School Won't Tell You

10 word-for-word advocacy scripts backed by special education law — with a built-in AI coach, jargon translator, and print-ready guide.

✦ 10 Advocacy Scripts ✦ AI Coach Built In ✦ Print-Ready Guide ✦ Backed by IDEA Law

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You know your child. But IEP meetings can leave you feeling lost.

Schools use confusing jargon. Meetings move fast. And most parents leave without knowing what they had the right to ask for — or push back on — until it's too late.

"We don't offer that service at this school."
"We don't have the budget for that."
"Your child is doing fine — they don't qualify."
"You need to sign this today."
"It wouldn't be fair to the other students."
"That's a discipline issue, not a disability issue."

10 scripts for 10 real situations

Tap any script inside the guide to get the exact language and the law behind it.

1
Service Delivery
When they say: "We don't offer that service here."
2
Procedural Safeguard
When you need time to think before signing.
3
Funding & Resources
When they say: "We don't have the budget."
4
Meeting Flow
When they try to rush through the meeting.
5
Progress Monitoring
When you want objective data, not opinions.
6
Service Reduction
When they want to cut services because of "progress."
7
Accommodations
When they say: "It wouldn't be fair to other students."
8
Documentation
When they make a verbal promise but don't write it down.
9
Behavior Support
When behaviors are treated as disciplinary issues.
10
The Ultimate Pivot
Requesting Prior Written Notice — your most powerful tool.

This is for you if...

You feel outnumbered in IEP meetings
The school keeps saying "we don't offer that here"
They rush through meetings or cite budget as an excuse
Your child's behaviors are being treated as discipline
They want to cut services because of "progress"
You've left meetings with more questions than answers
You want to advocate but don't know the right words
Your smart kid is still not getting the support they need
Sherrita Sims, MS, SLP MS, SLP · 20+ Years

Hi, I'm Sherrita Sims.

I'm a speech-language pathologist with over 20 years of experience supporting neurodivergent learners and the families who fight for them every single day.

I've sat in more IEP meetings than I can count — on both sides of the table. I know exactly what schools say, what they're required to do, and what most parents never get told.

I created this guide because parents deserve to walk in prepared, speak with confidence, and walk out with results.

Walk into your next IEP meeting ready.

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