Raising a Kid is Hard Enough.

Figuring out how to get them the right support in school shouldn’t be.

Let's see what you may already know AND where you

can level up your advocacy game to access educational supports.

If you’ve ever felt like you’re guessing your way through school meetings, decoding teacher emails like a detective, or wondering if your child should be getting extra help, but don’t know where to start—this quiz is for you!

Ready to see where you stand?

Take this quick quiz to find out and discover what strategies will actually help.

If your child is struggling in school, what’s the FIRST thing you should do?

Wait and see if they get better on their own

Ask the teacher what’s going on and take notes

Demand special services immediately

Google everything at 2 AM and panic

What’s the difference between a 504 Plan and an IEP?

They’re basically the same thing

A 504 Plan gives kids extra help in the classroom, an IEP provides special learning support

One is for younger kids, the other is for older kids

I have no idea, please help!

How do you ask the school to check if your child needs extra support?

Mention it to the teacher and hope they remember

Send an email or letter asking for a full evaluation

Wait for the school to bring it up

Not sure, should I know this?

What if the school says your child doesn’t qualify for extra help, but you don’t agree?

Accept their decision—schools know best, right?

Ask for a second opinion from an outside expert

Call a lawyer immediately

Feel frustrated and not sure what to do next

Your child has a plan for support at school, but the teacher isn’t following it. What should you do?

Hope it gets better next grading period

Send a polite email asking how the plan is being used

Call an emergency school board meeting

Not sure what my rights are in this situation

What’s the best way to get ready for a school meeting about your child’s needs?

Just show up and see what happens

Bring notes, examples of your child’s struggles, and questions

Bring snacks and hope for the best

Meeting? I don't know what to do in a meeting

Your child has a hard time with anxiety or focus at school. Can they get support?

No, schools don’t help with that

Yes, they might get extra time on tests or other classroom help

Yes, they might qualify for special learning support

I didn’t know schools could help with this!

How often should your child’s learning plan be reviewed?

When the school remembers

At least once a year

Only if there’s a big problem

I have no idea, but I’d love to find out

The School says they don't have the resources to provide the support your child needs. What should you do?

Accept it and try to find outside help

Politely remind them that they are legally required to provide support

Start a fundraiser for the school

I feel like this isn’t right, but I have no idea what to say

When speaking up for your child, what’s the best approach?

Be polite but firm, keep records, and stay focused on solutions

Yell until they listen

Trust the school to handle it

I want to help my child, but I don’t know where to start

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