School Meeting Preparation Workbooks

Do you have a meeting planned with your child’s school?

Are you worried about it?

 I am a Child Development Specialist, Responsive Parenting Mentor, Child Rights Advocate and Mom to 3 Neurodivergent Children who attend public school. I have been to a lot of parent-teacher meetings. Often it is just me and my husband with 4-6 other adults. I feel I’ve developed an ability to negotiate my child’s needs within the school’s limitations.

I want to share my unique skill set with other parents who may feel uncomfortable, intimidated or confused about their visit with the school. I want to reassure you, give you the confidence you need to be your child’s advocate, while having reasonable expectations for what might happen and what you can do to support your child.

These 2 workbooks will help you organize your thoughts and feel prepared for your school meeting. There will be a lot of questions coming your way, a lot of ideas and possibly some upsetting information or suggestions so it can be so helpful to have information in front of you that you can share with the school. It’s also really helpful for the school and sets the stage for you being seen as an involved and responsive parent who wants to work with the school but also will do what they can to support their child.