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238: Finding Your Voice With Meg Flanagan (Military & IEP)
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Episode Brief:
This conversation will give you some amazing insight into what transitioning between school systems looks like for all types of kids, but especially for military students with IEP’s or 504 plans. Meg Flanagan offers us her expert knowledge into translating everything you have to do while you move into manageable pieces with a well thought out plan and the right support. You won’t want to miss any of the tips and guidance that Meg shares with us in this episode!
Meg Flanagan, founder of Meg Flanagan Education Solutions LLC, is a teacher, mom and passionate special education advocate. She is dedicated to making the K-12 education experience easier for families across the US. Meg holds an M.Ed in special education and a BS in elementary education. She is a certified teacher in both elementary and special education in Massachusetts and Virginia.
🔑 Key Takeaways:
A move can be challenging, but not impossible:
This conversation will give you some amazing insight into what transitioning between school systems looks like for all types of kids, but especially for military students with IEP’s or 504 plans. Meg Flanagan offers us her expert knowledge into translating everything you have to do while you move into manageable pieces with a well thought out plan and the right support. You won’t want to miss any of the tips and guidance that Meg shares with us in this episode!
Meg Flanagan, founder of Meg Flanagan Education Solutions LLC, is a teacher, mom and passionate special education advocate. She is dedicated to making the K-12 education experience easier for families across the US. Meg holds an M.Ed in special education and a BS in elementary education. She is a certified teacher in both elementary and special education in Massachusetts and Virginia.
🔑 Key Takeaways:
A move can be challenging, but not impossible:
- Document: Ensure that you get anecdotal reports from teachers that describe your child. These can help inform the new school system on what your student needs.
- Realistic Timelines: These transitions take time. Be prepared to work actively to prepare the new school for anywhere from 3-6 months prior to your move.
- Offer Extra Support: Military families face a lot of different trauma in their lives. Be considerate of this fact and offer thoughtful ways to protect and include your military students and families into the school system.
🗣️ Meg’s Website: megflanagan.com/
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📕 Get Her Book & More: megflanagan.com/shop/
👂🏻 Listen To More: https://bit.ly/3AAV253
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