Michelle Parry

The Importance of Relationship Building

In the intricate tapestry of a special need child's educational journey, one thread stands out as the cornerstone to both academic triumphs and successful advocacy – building meaningful relationships. The connections formed between parents, teachers, and school communities create a nurturing environment that fosters not only academic growth but also lays the groundwork for effective advocacy. Let's delve into the transformative impact of these relationships.

Parent-Teacher Partnerships

School and Community Partnerships

Active Involvement in School Activities

Open and Constructive Communication

When you actively engaging with teachers, administrators,

and fellow parents, you create a supportive network that enhances your child's educational experience and strengthens your voice in advocacy efforts. Remember, the power of relationships is not only the key to unlocking your child's potential but also the force that propels your advocacy endeavors to new heights.

Teacher Assistants

All teachers who are involved in your child’s social, emotional and academic education

Teacher(s)

All teachers who are involved in your child’s social, emotional and academic education

School Administration

Secretary

Vice Principal

Principal

Health Care

Doctors

Psychologists

Occupational Therapists

Physical Therapists