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AdvocacySD

UPDATED: October 20, 2021

Be it navigating your first IEP or your tenth, finding a residential placement for your student, or locating a young adult program, our educational advocates and consultants will use their district experience to help launch your student toward success. With over 20 years of hands-on school district experience, our educational advocacy experts are well-versed in all things special education and Section 504. Whether you just need someone to review documents and reports, or you need someone to go to bat for your student, our special education advocates will get you through the challenges your student faces. Our team is highly skilled in Alternative Dispute Resolution, preventing cases from going to due process unnecessarily. You may find your child or young adult needs more mental health support and guidance than is available locally. As educational consultants, we personally tour in-state and out-of-state therapeutic and transition programs to ensure we have first-hand experience with programs we recommend.

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Address:

111 C Street
Encinitas, CA 92024
United States

Website:

https://advocacysd.com/

Phone:

760-487-8441

Email:

nshelton@advocacysd.com

Contact:

Nicole C. Shelton, J.D.

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