Kelly: Hello, I really want to become a student advocate but I am not sure what my first steps should be. Can you please give me some direction? Thank you, Kelly.
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I am a retired Director of Special Education And Pupil Personnel Services in the state of New York
I am now looking to become an advocate for special needs students and do not know how to begin
I live in North Carolina. I am a parent of a special need’s child who was assaulted by a school administrator. One of my goals as I have always been a voice for my children’s education in which I have always been involved. I do substitute teaching in which I love, but have not been back all because of the way the school’s district handled the assault. I have seen a lot of things that is really pushing me to advocate for all students in which administrators approach students and abuse their authority. Where do I began?
Kelly – I’m not sure if you are a student, or, if you want to advocate for students. The following articles are good place to start.
https://www.wrightslaw.com/nltr/13/ss.be.an.advocate.htm
https://www.wrightslaw.com/howey/how.advocate.htm
http://www.fetaweb.com/01/advoc.intro.htm