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We go in-depth on Stacey's hands-on experience advocating for her daughter, from early intervention to high school and beyond, her experience with mediation, working with your child's IEP team collaboratively for a successful inclusion as well as alternative placements.  Stacey also provides us with an inside look at the often misunderstood budget for all education, including special education; limitations as well as successes within a rather large regional school district and how working to find solutions t is not only helpful for all involved but cost-effective.  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