NY State Test Accommodations for Kids on IEPs: Top Questions Answered
Standardized tests can feel overwhelming—especially for kids with Individualized Education Programs (IEPs) or Section 504 Accommodation Plans. But here’s the good news: in New York, schools are required to provide testing accommodations that make sure your child can demonstrate their skills and knowledge. This applies to both the Regents exam and NY State Assessments in […]
Why Every Parent Needs a Digital IEP Binder (& How to Create One That Works)
As a parent of a child with an Individualized Education Program (IEP), organization is key to advocating effectively. Between assessments, progress reports, meeting notes, and the IEP itself, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed by paperwork. That’s where an IEP binder comes in. It helps you keep all your child’s educational records in one place, making […]
Introducing KidvoKit’s Free IEP Converter for the New Massachusetts IEP Form
As the new school year approaches, Massachusetts is rolling out a brand-new IEP form. Many parents may be wondering how these changes will impact their child’s education plan. At KidvoKit, we understand that navigating these transitions can be confusing, which is why we’ve developed a free tool designed to make the process smoother for families. […]
Parents’ Cheat Sheet for the New IEP Form in Massachusetts
Get ready – MA schools will roll out the new form during your next IEP annual review.
Back to School Planning: IEP Success Month by Month
Back to school can be a crazy busy time for parents, and it can be tempting to breathe a sigh of relief when school starts. However, this is just the beginning of supporting your special needs child at school. It doesn’t have to be overwhelming, though. No one wants to wake up two weeks before […]
Meet My Rights: The AI IEP Assistant Empowering Massachusetts Parents
Introduction Understanding your child’s rights and the processes involved in special education can be daunting. First there’s all the jargon and complicated documents and specialized knowledge about educational approaches to supporting kids with different disabilities. It can feel like a godsend if you get lucky enough to find that other parent who seems to already […]
Screening, diagnosis and learning difficulties: What to do when your child’s screening is cause for concern.
Your child has been screened for executive function or dyslexia and the report indicates that they are at risk or show significant deficits in key skills. Now what? There are a few key elements that will keep you moving forward on the path to get help for your child. Get your child help at school […]
KidvoKit Launches Early Access Program to Support Families of Special Needs Children in MA
Today, KidovKit is officially launching an Early Access Program in the state of Massachusetts, offering 250 parents a full year for free.
Do Schools Diagnose Dyslexia?
Is it really true when schools say that they “don’t diagnose dyslexia”? What about this is true and what is designed to misdirect parents?
MCAS Testing Accommodations for Kids on IEPs: Top Questions Answered
Answering top parent questions about state-wide testing accommodations.