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Every Child With a Disability Has Federal Rights. Most Parents Don't Know What They Are.
Whether your child is newly diagnosed, waiting for an evaluation, navigating their first IEP, or hitting a wall with a school that won’t listen — SupportMyIEP exists to help you understand what the law requires and what to do when it isn’t happening.
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Educational advocacy guidance only. Not legal advice. For legal matters, consult a qualified special education attorney.
7.5M
Each one deserves a parent who knows their rights
$500/Hour
A barrier no family should face alone
BSEA Rule XI
At due process hearings — a right most parents don’t know they have
What Makes SupportMyIEP Different
Built on Federal Law and Massachusetts Practice
SupportMyIEP is built on federal IDEA and Section 504 law, with deep expertise in Massachusetts regulations — one of the strongest state frameworks in the country. Most guidance applies to families in any state.
Massachusetts-Specific Guidance
Our materials are built on 603 CMR 28.00, the BSEA process, and the Massachusetts effective progress standard — detail most national resources leave out entirely.
Clear About What We Are
Educational advocacy guidance, never legal advice. You will always know where that line is — and when what you need is an attorney instead.
Printable PDF Toolkits
Professionally designed, fillable PDF toolkits for 504 Plan Prep, Evaluation Requests, and IEP Meeting Prep — each 10 pages, with over 130 fillable fields you can type into and save.
IDEA and Section 504 Rights
Plain-English summaries of your rights under IDEA, Section 504, and Massachusetts 603 CMR 28.00 — so you walk into every meeting informed.
Fillable and Savable
Type directly into your toolkit, save it, and bring it to the meeting. Your notes stay in the file — nothing to re-copy by hand.
Your Expert Advocate
Meet Cynthia P. DeAngelis, M.Ed.
Cynthia is your first call. With over 45 years of experience in Massachusetts special education — as a teacher, Special Education Supervisor, Executive Director, and independent advocate — she brings a depth of knowledge that no app can replicate.

“When it’s about fighting, it becomes about winning and not about your child’s needs. Stay focused on your child!”
— Cynthia P. DeAngelis, M.Ed.
Ready to talk to an advocate?
60-minute session · All sales are final · Educational advocacy only
How It Works
3 Ways to Start — 1 of Them Is Free
1
Start With Free Resources
The Free Resources page has plain-English summaries of your rights, a pre-meeting checklist, and a glossary. No account, no purchase, no email required. Start there.
2
Choose Your Toolkit
Pick the toolkit that matches where you are — requesting an evaluation, preparing for a 504 meeting, or heading into an annual IEP review.
3
Prepare for Your Meeting
Use a toolkit or the IEP Document Review to organize your thinking before your next team meeting — know your questions, know your rights, walk in prepared.
Pricing
OFFERED PRODUCTS
One-time payment. No subscription. No monthly fees. Every product is grounded in federal IDEA and Section 504 law — built for families in every state.
$19
Individual Toolkit
Choose any 1 of 3 fillable PDF toolkits — 504 Plan Prep, Evaluation Request, or IEP Meeting Prep. Each is 10 pages and fully fillable.
Best Value
$39 $57
All 3 Toolkits Bundle
504 Plan Prep + Evaluation Request + IEP Meeting Prep — all 3 fillable PDF toolkits for every stage of the special education process.
$195
IEP Document Review
Send your child’s current IEP and it will be reviewed personally. You will receive a written preparation memo covering what the document actually commits the district to, where goals are weak or unmeasurable, which services are too vague to enforce, and the specific questions to ask at your next meeting.
Ready to Advocate with Confidence?
Book a one-on-one consultation with a Massachusetts special education advocate and walk into your next IEP meeting prepared.
