Fifteen digital resources built from 18+ years in the classroom and the front office — for individual teachers, co-teaching pairs, paraprofessionals, case managers handling behavior, discipline, deadlines, 504 plans, and transition planning, new administrators, self-contained multi-grade classrooms, homeschooling families, families navigating ADHD, and schools or districts that want a customizable policy foundation.
A free, day-by-day checklist for prepping any IEP meeting — initial, annual, or reevaluation — grounded in IDEA and your state's special education law. Pick your state below for a real, state-specific sample of the detail and quality in the full paid guides.
Grounded in TN State Board rules and current isolation & restraint law.
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Reflects Bulletins 1706/1508/1530 and the 2025 seclusion & restraint update (Act 479).
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Reflects MDE's MET/eligibility timelines and Rule 38.13 restraint standards.
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Reflects Arkansas's combined Evaluation/Programming Conference and restraint law.
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Practical tools you can use today, no purchase required. Universal — not tied to one state's law.
What ADHD is, how it affects the brain, evidence-based non-medication strategies, and a free 10-question screening questionnaire with instant results.
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Templates, scripts, and a meeting-facilitation checklist for the conversations that make or break a family's trust.
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A one-page, jargon-free fillable form case managers send to every general-ed teacher before a new IEP student's first day.
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A 10-minute fillable scorecard across IEP timelines, 504 practice, behavior/MDR, and documentation — with your next step mapped out.
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A step-by-step guide built specifically for new and early-career special education teachers — covering IDEA fundamentals, the IEP process from referral to review, writing legally sound IEPs, co-teaching, instructional strategies, compliance basics, and a 30/60/90-day implementation plan. Includes diagrams, quick-reference tools, and action checklists throughout.
Available in Tennessee, Louisiana, Mississippi & Arkansas editions — each written around that state's specific special education law.
A comprehensive special education department guidebook template — fully de-identified and ready for your school or district to customize with its own directory, letterhead, and procedures. Covers IDEA and Section 504 overviews, disability categories, referral and eligibility processes, IEP development, transfers, reevaluation, behavior and discipline, your state's threat assessment and school safety law, current seclusion and restraint requirements, and exiting procedures.
Available in Tennessee, Louisiana, Mississippi & Arkansas editions — each built around that state's specific statutes and regulations.
Best for a single school building or charter school.
Districts pay a single bulk rate instead of licensing school-by-school.
The SPED Guidebook Template (District License) plus the New Teacher's Guide (District License), bundled at $999 — a $149 savings over purchasing separately.
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A practical, legally grounded guide to Functional Behavior Assessments, Behavior Intervention Plans, and Manifestation Determination Reviews — walking through the federal 10-day disciplinary change-of-placement rule, stay-put, and the two-part MDR test, then layering in your state's specific discipline and restraint/seclusion law. Includes step-by-step FBA and BIP frameworks, an MDR meeting script, an escalation-tracking log, and a forms checklist.
Available in Tennessee, Louisiana, Mississippi & Arkansas editions — each built around that state's specific discipline, restraint, and seclusion statutes.
A working caseload tracker so an IEP never lapses because a meeting got missed. The Excel workbook auto-calculates each student's annual review and reevaluation due dates and flags them ON TRACK, DUE SOON, or OVERDUE as the calendar moves — no manual math, no spreadsheet upkeep. A companion PDF guide walks through your state's specific evaluation, notice, and IEP-completion timelines, plus a simple monthly routine for staying ahead of every deadline.
Available in Tennessee, Louisiana, Mississippi & Arkansas editions — each guide cites that state's specific timeline rules.
A clear guide to Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act — the three-part eligibility test, how the evaluation process differs from an IDEA evaluation, how to write accommodations specific enough to actually hold up, and the procedural safeguards districts are required to provide. Includes a state-specific timelines chapter and a forms & documentation checklist.
Available in Tennessee, Louisiana, Mississippi & Arkansas editions — each cites that state's specific 504 guidance.
Written directly for paraprofessionals — not teachers, not case managers. Covers role and boundaries, confidentiality basics, supporting without supplanting instruction, simple data collection, behavior support fundamentals, and how to work well with a supervising teacher. Includes a state-specific chapter on credentialing and required training.
Available in Tennessee, Louisiana, Mississippi & Arkansas editions — each cites that state's specific paraprofessional requirements.
For administrators stepping into special education oversight for the first time — a structured 30/60/90-day plan covering what you're now legally responsible for (including the LEA representative role), building compliance systems and routines, red flags that should escalate immediately, and how your state's monitoring and accountability system actually works. Includes a fill-in 90-day action plan worksheet.
Available in Tennessee, Louisiana, Mississippi & Arkansas editions — each maps to that state's specific monitoring and accountability system.
A practical guide to secondary transition planning under IDEA — writing measurable postsecondary goals across education/training, employment, and independent living, choosing and using transition assessments, connecting annual IEP goals to the postsecondary goal, coordinating with Vocational Rehabilitation and outside agencies, and getting the student's own voice into the IEP. Includes a state-specific age-trigger and requirements chapter and a forms & documentation checklist.
Available in Tennessee, Louisiana, Mississippi & Arkansas editions — each cites that state's specific transition-planning age trigger and requirements.
A practical playbook for the two-teacher classroom — written for both halves of the pair. Covers the six co-teaching models, dividing roles and responsibilities, a weekly co-planning routine, communication tools, and delivering differentiation and accommodations without singling students out. Includes a co-teaching compatibility checklist and reproducible planning templates.
One national edition — co-teaching practice doesn't vary by state, so this guide is the same everywhere and is included in every state edition bundle at no extra cost.
A three-part system for the multi-grade, self-contained special education classroom — built directly from Tennessee's own Alternate Academic Diploma (AAD) standards, grades K-5, across ELA, Math, Science, and Social Studies. The Cross-Graded Pacing Guide (Excel) organizes all 686 standards by shared strand across every grade level so one lesson can reach every student at their own level. The Standards Mastery Tracker (Excel) is a roster-driven workbook that color-codes every student's progress against every standard. The Student Data Collection Sheet (fillable PDF) is the day-to-day trial-data log that pairs with both. Sold as one bundle — all three files.
Tennessee only — the AAD standards this suite is built from are specific to Tennessee's alternate diploma pathway.
A general-purpose fillable PDF for tracking progress toward a single IEP goal — not tied to any one state or standard set, so it works for any goal area. Fields for the exact goal text, baseline, and mastery criteria, a repeatable trial-by-trial data log (date, setting, prompt level, trials presented/correct, percentage, notes), and a Quarter 1-4 review section with a progress summary and Continue / Modify / Discontinue checkboxes for each quarter.
One universal edition — works with any IEP goal, in any state.
A practical, research-backed toolkit of evidence-based, non-medication strategies to build attention, focus, and follow-through — at home and at school. Includes a quick-start chart matching your child's biggest challenge to the right strategies first, step-by-step implementation for environment, behavioral, school/classroom, and lifestyle strategies, a structured 2-week trial plan, a reproducible daily tracking log, and guidance on when to loop in a doctor. Pairs with the free Understanding ADHD guide & screening questionnaire.
One universal edition — not state-specific.
Three resources for homeschooling parents of kids with an IEP history, ADHD, or any learning difference — no school compliance jargon, just what actually helps at your kitchen table. Licensing is different here too: instead of school/district tiers, it's Individual Family or a Co-op/Group License for homeschool pods and co-ops.
For Tennessee families withdrawing a child with an IEP or 504 plan to homeschool. Explains what actually changes legally (your child's IEP does not transfer as a binding document), how to request a "services plan" from your district, and — the heart of the guide — how to translate your child's existing IEP goals and accommodations into a real home learning plan, with worked examples and reproducible worksheets. Grounded in Tenn. Code Ann. § 49-6-3050 and current Tennessee Department of Education guidance.
Tennessee edition. Pairs with the Individualized Home Learning Plan (IHLP) Builder below.
Not a repeat of the general ADHD guide — this one is entirely about structuring a home learning day around an ADHD brain: why routines beat clock-based schedules, how to build genuine independent-work skills when you can't hover every minute, managing transitions between subjects, choosing curriculum that works with (not against) attention span, body doubling and co-regulation, a troubleshooting table for common breakdowns, and three full sample weekly structures to adapt.
One universal edition. Pairs with the free Understanding ADHD guide and the ADHD Attention & Focus Strategies Guide above.
A homeschool-flavored parallel to an IEP, minus the legal jargon — a fillable 5-page PDF covering a student & family snapshot, present levels by subject, up to 3 annual goals with baselines and mastery criteria, a home-context accommodations & supports checklist, and a quarterly progress check-in with simple keep/adjust/change-approach tracking. Built to be filled out once and revisited, not rewritten from scratch each term.
One universal edition. Works standalone, or as the practical companion to the IEP-to-Homeschool Bridge Guide above.
The IEP-to-Homeschool Bridge Guide, the ADHD & Executive Function Homeschool Toolkit, and the IHLP Builder, bundled at $45 — a $13 savings over purchasing separately.
Request the BundleBoth guides exist in multiple state editions — same structure and design, but the disability categories, timelines, and seclusion/restraint and threat-assessment law are researched and cited for that specific state. Pricing is the same across every edition; just tell us which state you need when you request a guide.
New state editions are added regularly, each fully researched against that state's current special education law before publishing. Let us know which state you need — most new editions are ready within 1–2 weeks of a request.
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