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Learning Doesn’t Stop in June

One of my biggest pet peeves is watching kids at a swim meet, restaurant, or family outing completely focused on a tablet or phone. I understand it is not always easy to say no to screens. Sometimes parents are tired, busy, or just trying to get through the day. But constant screen time is not teaching children how to interact with the world around them. Our society has moved away from hearing kids say, “I’m bored.” The truth is, boredom is not always a bad thing. Being bored

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May 263 min read

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Testimonies of Impact

Hear directly from the families we have partnered with to secure the educational support and equity their children deserve.

Working with Kimberly Cooke as our son’s advocate has made an incredible difference in our journey of obtaining a strong IEP for our son. She is truly great at what she does and has been such a valuable support system for our family. She is knowledgeable, responsive, and always takes the time to explain things in a way that makes us feel confident and informed. She never makes you feel like you’re asking too much and consistently goes above and beyond to make sure our son is getting the services and support he needs. She always reminds me that I am my son’s best advocate, but she is a very close second. When we began, my son had a very limited IEP with little to no services. After working with her, he now has a comprehensive plan that includes a resource teacher, occupational therapy, speech services, and meaningful classroom accommodations. We are so grateful to have her by our side through this process.

Joanna Montoya

Parent of 1st Grader

I am Gracia Barragan, a client of Mrs. Kim Cooke. She has dedicated her time to helping me stabilize my son and has ensured that he receives the appropriate services to succeed in school. I am very satisfied with her services and grateful for her dedication. She makes me feel confident during my son’s IEP meetings and is always available for any unforeseen issues or concerns, which frequently arise in my case. She is a compassionate and dedicated professional. I cannot express enough gratitude for everything she does for my son, and she always finds solutions to the challenges that come up at school. Her frequent calls and messages to check on my son make me feel at ease having her as my

advocate.

Gracia Barragan

Parent of 9th grader

Advocating for every child's right to a Free Appropriate Public Education with compassion and expertise.

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