 Education-A-Must Inc. provides advocate services for the child or youth
with physical, emotional, behavioral, or learning disabilities.
Our goal is to assist parents and caregivers in finding help for the
child with special needs.
Education-A-Must receives thousands of inquiries each year from families,
regarding special education and related services, vocational education, transition,
and civil rights. Often they have become frustrated with the system and we help
them sort things out and empower them to get the services that their children
so well deserve. We will work with school districts and local, state & federal
agencies to secure the necessary services and education for all who qualify.
We work for you and your child alone and with drive and determination, and
with the ability to stick with it, we make things happen for those who need it.
In the State of New Hampshire, Massachusetts and other states we can work as an
Educational Consultant Advocate as an objective third party on your behalf.
We can help with your special child's educational needs of appropriate schooling,
accommodations and placement for individuals and children with:
- Educational Issues
- Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD)
- Learning Disabilities
- Physical Disabilities
- Emotional Issues
- Behavioral Issues
- Health Impairments (Visual, Hearing)
- Bipolar Disorder
- Autistic Spectrum Disorder
Education-A-Must also goes into the courts with you so that we can
inform and empower your child's attorney and the judge on the issues of your child.
Working with an Educational Consultant/Advocate is often the first step towards
the power of knowledge. This investment can stop the struggle in school as well
as making school a place for your child to go and be happy. Let us teach you
how to become an effective advocate for your child. A primary goal of every
advocate is to strengthen the advocacy skills of parents in order to empower
them to be more effective, knowledgeable team members. Informed, supportive
parents are better able to make rational decisions for their child and the child's
individualized education plan, or accommodation, remediation, services, and delivery
models to comprehensively address your child's unique needs.
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