Confusion & Overload

Overwhelmed by legal jargon and unclear steps, filing feels like navigating a bureaucratic maze.

Lack of Guidance

No expert insights or clear guidance on how to present a strong case.

Disorganized Process

No central place to manage complaints or evidence, leading to scattered information.

Paperwork Hassles

Endless forms make it easy to miss critical details and delay your case.

No Follow-Up Support

Parents are left wondering about next steps after the complaint is filed.

Limited Access for Non-Parents

Advocates and organizations often face barriers with no clear procedures in place.

Filing Complaints

Easily file your special education complaints using a guided process.

Managing Complaints

Keep track of deadlines and complaint updates in one place.

Resolving Complaints

Craft strong, actionable resolutions to resolve disputes early.

A Parent-Friendly User Interface

Our platform is designed with parents in mind, offering an intuitive interface that makes filing and tracking complaints simple, efficient, and stress-free.

“My child isn’t getting the help they need in reading, and I don’t think their IEP is working because they’re still falling behind.”

The district failed to implement a Free Appropriate Public Education (FAPE) by not providing adequate reading intervention services to address the student’s unique needs, as required by 34 C.F.R. § 300.320. The IEP does not include measurable goals that align with the student’s current levels of performance, violating 34 C.F.R. § 300.320(a)(2)(i).

“The school isn’t keeping me updated about my child’s progress, and I don’t know if they’re improving at all.”

The district has failed to provide periodic reports on the student’s progress toward meeting annual goals as required by 34 C.F.R. § 300.320(a)(3). Without this, the parent cannot monitor whether the student’s educational program is effective in addressing their needs.

“My child isn’t getting any speech therapy, even though it’s in their IEP.”

The district failed to implement the student’s IEP by not providing the required speech therapy services, violating 34 C.F.R. § 300.323(c)(2). This denial of services prevents the student from receiving a Free Appropriate Public Education (FAPE).

IEP Facilitation

Collaborative support to reach consensus with the school district.

Mediation

Work with a neutral mediator to find common ground and resolve disputes early.

Due Process

File for a formal hearing when other methods fail to resolve the issue.

A state complaint is a written complaint filed by a parent, organization, or individual, alleging that a school district is not following federal or state education laws under the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA). The state investigates and issues a formal decision.

Yes! You can file complaints for free and gain access to tools to manage your case. We also offer paid services like expert review and ongoing support for more complex cases.

We use Firebase, a Google-backed platform known for its secure infrastructure, to store and manage your data safely. Your privacy is our top priority.

Our experts have direct experience working with parents, state education agencies (SEAs), and local education agencies (LEAs), specializing in dispute resolution. We have helped develop policies, resolve conflicts, and provide training to ensure the educational rights of students and their parents are protected.

No, we cannot guarantee the outcome of a case. However, we do everything we can to help you submit a clear, legally grounded complaint for the best chance of success.

Our 30-day guarantee applies to our paid services. If you’re not satisfied with our support within 30 days, you can request a refund, regardless of where you are in the process.

We aim to empower families to advocate for their children’s educational rights. Filing a complaint helps resolve disputes and ensures students receive the services they are entitled to, focusing on solutions rather than conflict.