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Special Education Advocates

There are over 170,000 students with disabilities enrolled in Massachusetts schools. 

On the road to meeting a student’s special needs, families must go through an exhaustive process involving complicated policies, convoluted lingo, and numerous documents. Parents trying to navigate this process may benefit from the help of a special education advocate—an expert who can help educate and advise parents seeking support for their children. Special education advocates play a vital role in helping families know their rights and get the services that will allow their children to succeed.

You are not alone.

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Connor, Age 4 | Sutton

Ways We Work

MyMassAdvocates work with parents and guardians to remove barriers to educational and life opportunities for children and youth; ensuring particularly those who face the greatest barriers, have a fair and equitable opportunity to learn, reach their potential, and thrive.

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The first step in the special education process is to have a one-on-one consultation regarding your child's current school situation, past history, and review the services in which MyMASSAdvocate may provide support.

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Serving Massachusetts and Rhode Island.

68 Harrison Ave Ste 605 

Boston, Massachusetts 02111-1929 US

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Jenna, Age 10 | Sutton

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