Why Educational Consulting?
Students and Families
Students with Disabilities:
Families navigating special education services, Individualized Education Programs (IEPs), or 504 plans.
Those needing help securing accommodations or accessing therapies and interventions.
Gifted or Advanced Learners:
Students seeking enrichment programs, accelerated learning opportunities, or specialized schools.
Students Facing Academic Challenges:
Children struggling with learning differences (e.g., dyslexia, ADHD).
Students needing support with time management, study skills, or motivation.
College-Bound Students:
Guidance for college selection, application essays, and financial aid processes.
Support for navigating standardized testing and scholarship applications.
Students Transitioning Between School Systems:
Families relocating or changing school types (e.g., from public to private or homeschool to traditional).
Educational consulting and advocacy services can benefit a wide range of individuals and organizations seeking support with academic challenges, planning, or policy-related issues.
Below are the key groups who may find these services valuable:
Parents/Adults
Advocacy for Educational Rights:
Parents seeking representation or advice in school meetings, IEP reviews, or mediation processes.
Clarifying Education Options:
Guidance on choosing the best-fit school, program, or intervention for their child’s unique needs.
Understanding Policies and Resources:
Support navigating federal laws (e.g., IDEA, Section 504) or state-specific education policies.
Schools and Educators
Teacher Training and Professional Development:
Schools seeking training in inclusive practices, differentiated instruction, or curriculum development.
Improving Academic Programs:
Guidance on integrating technology, updating curricula, or addressing gaps in student performance.
Special Education Programs:
Support in designing or improving services for students with disabilities or exceptional needs.
Adults Seeking Education or Career Changes:
Returning Students:
Adults reentering school or pursuing degrees after a gap, seeking advice on academic paths or programs.
Career Changers:
Individuals exploring vocational training, certifications, or educational pathways to switch careers.
Educational consulting and advocacy services provide tailored support, helping individuals or groups navigate complex academic systems, advocate for their needs, and achieve their educational goals.
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Family Consultation
Face-to-face (in-person or virtual) family consultation.
Includes a written Client Summary of a child’s relevant educational background information, family information, academic history, present levels of academic performance, educational goals/objectives, and child-centered recommendations.
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Follow Up Services
Follow-up services, including face-to-face and phone conferences and other indirect services (i.e., independent review of educational records, including audio recordings).
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Small Group Training
Understanding Section 504 of the Americans with Disabilities Act; Understanding IDEIA (2004);
Understanding Your Child’s IEP;
Understanding Psychoeducational Assessments;
and more...
Fees for Educational Consulting Services
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$200.00/hour (2 hour minimum - $400.00)
Indirect Services
$200.00/hr in 15-minute increments at $50.00)
*Includes phone calls, independent review of educational records, etc.
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Direct Face-to-Face Services
$200.00/hr (1 hour minimum)
Indirect Services
$200.00/hr in 15-minute increments at $50.00)
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$300.00/hr for groups of 5 or less
$400.00/hr for groups of 5-9
$500.00/hr for groups >10
*Minimum of 2 hours, Maximum of 4 hours
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