You book and upload.
Pick your call time on the calendar below and upload your child's current IEP as you book, along with any evaluation reports or other documents you'd like reviewed.
Is your child's IEP actually working?
A line-by-line written audit by a former special-ed teacher who has sat in many IEP meetings from inside the school system. Plus a 60-minute call to walk you through every flag.
How the audit works.
Merrie reviews every line.
Right after you book. Goals checked for measurability. Services checked against the evaluation. Accommodations checked against IDEA and Florida regulations. Language checked against what schools are required to do versus what they often say they'll do.
You get the written audit.
Delivered to your inbox. Typically 6–10 pages. Every flag named, every vague goal rewritten in measurable language, every missing service identified.
We talk for 60 minutes.
The hour you booked, by video. Merrie walks you through every red flag. We role-play how to bring each one up at your next meeting. You leave knowing exactly what to ask for, and exactly what to do if the school pushes back.
Pick a time. Upload as you book.
The time you pick is your 60-minute review call with Merrie. Upload your child's IEP as you book, and Merrie reviews it before you talk.
Book your Audit · $200
Includes the written audit and a 60-minute review call. Upload your child's IEP as you book. Calendar invite arrives instantly.
Parents who walked in prepared.
Merrie brought clarity in the meetings by explaining things we didn't understand and ensuring our voices were heard. Because of her guidance, our son received services thoughtfully tailored to his specific needs.
Holly Montgomery
IEP Advocacy Merrie was so helpful through the whole process. She really took the time to explain the information, answer all of my questions, and advocate for the most successful plan for my boy. She took all of the overwhelming uncertainty out of it.
Rachael H.
IEP Advocacy Audit questions, answered.
What do I actually get for $200?
A written audit document (typically 6–10 pages) that flags every concern in your child's current IEP, plus a 60-minute video review call where Merrie walks you through every flag and the language you can use to address it. The document is yours to keep, share with an attorney, or hand to your IEP team.
How long does the audit take?
Not long. You upload your child's IEP when you book, Merrie reviews it right away, and the hour you book is your 60-minute review call, where she walks you through every flag and the language to use.
What if I don't have an IEP yet, just an evaluation?
Email Merrie before booking. We can sometimes do an evaluation review or a "pre-IEP audit" that helps you walk into the eligibility meeting prepared. The price and scope are the same.
Will the audit work for a 504 plan instead of an IEP?
Yes. We audit 504 plans on the same terms. The legal framework is different (504 plans live under Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act, not IDEA), but the underlying review process is the same: measurable, enforceable, comprehensive.
Can the audit be used in due process or mediation?
It can inform your case, and many of our families have shared their audits with their attorneys. The audit itself is not legal advice and Merrie is not an attorney. If you're heading into a formal complaint, mediation, or due process, get an attorney, and bring the audit with you.
My child is in private school. Does that matter?
Private school students typically have a Service Plan rather than a full IEP. We audit those too. The legal protections are weaker than IDEA in private settings, but the document still needs to actually do what it claims to do, and audits regularly find that they don't.
How do I send my IEP securely?
You upload it right on the booking page. Files are stored privately and encrypted, and we keep them only as long as needed to complete the audit and the review call. If a file is larger than 6 MB, email it to Merrie after you book.