An Advocate Who Understands the System — and the Family Behind It
Helping parents navigate IEPs, evaluations, and school decisions with clarity and confidence.
Who I Am
How I Help Families
Advocacy grounded in experience — not guesswork
True North Advocacy exists to help parents stop guessing and start advocating with purpose. You don’t need to be an expert in education law or testing — you need clear information, steady guidance, and someone in your corner who understands both the system and the emotional weight that comes with it.
10+ years experience
Dozens of Meetings – IEPs, eligibility, and mediation
Zero Guesswork – Clear Plans, not emotional reactions
Students in West Virginia receive special education services under an IEP — roughly 17 % of all public school students in the state.
In some recent analyses, special education participation is reported at about 1 in 5 students statewide, reflecting rising identification trends.
West Virginia preschool special education enrollment (ages 3–4) — showing early intervention involvement.
West Virginia students with disabilities who exited high school with a regular diploma in earlier federal reporting, above the national average (good context for outcomes).
When the system feels overwhelming, you don’t have to face it alone
Special education decisions are complex — and they matter. Whether you’re preparing for an IEP meeting, questioning an evaluation, or feeling unsure about your next step, you deserve clear guidance and steady support.
True North Advocacy helps parents understand their options, organize their concerns, and advocate with confidence — without intimidation or guesswork.