
FAQ
What is an Educational Advocate?
An Educational Advocate helps families understand their rights, navigate school systems, and ensure their child’s IEP or 504 plan meets their unique needs.
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Do you attend school meetings?
Yes. Michelle attends IEP and 504 meetings (virtually or in person) to support families and ensure collaboration with school teams.
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How do I book services?
You can complete the contact form on our website, email Michelle at Michelle@summitadvocacyandcoaching.com, or click the “Book Now” button to schedule a complimentary 30-minute phone consultation.
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Do you work with families in multiple states?
Yes. Summit Advocacy & Coaching currently supports families in New Hampshire, Massachusetts, and Vermont. We are open to working with other states and welcome inquiries.
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What should I prepare before my first courtesy phone consultation?
Prepare a brief summary of your child’s needs and what your most pressing concerns are. From there we'll discuss which service is right for you.
