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Advocacy & Guidance for Parents Navigating IEPs, 504s, & the School System

Dr. Robin J. Vannoy has over 20 years of experience in school psychology, special education leadership, and family advocacy. She empowers parents of children with learning differences to confidently navigate the educational system, ensuring every child has the opportunity to succeed. Book your free 50-minute consultation today.

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Our Services

  • Advocacy & Guidance

  • School System Navigation

  • Parent Empowerment

  • Commitment to Families

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Meet Dr. Robin Vannoy

Dr. Robin J. Vannoy has dedicated more than 20 years to the field of education, bringing a unique blend of professional expertise and compassionate leadership to the families she serves. She holds a Doctorate in School Psychology, a Master’s in Educational Leadership, a Specialist degree in School Psychology, and a Certificate in School Discipline Reform.

She is also an active member of multiple professional organizations, including the Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development, the Council for Exceptional Children, the Illinois Association of Administrators of Special Education, the Illinois Principals Association, and the Illinois School Counselor Association.

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  • Truly Life-Changing

    “Having Robin attend my son’s IEP meeting gave me clarity on his educational needs and goals. She explained information I didn’t understand and made sure my voice was heard. Her support and persistence helped my son receive the therapies he needed, which was truly life-changing.”

  • Equipped Me With Confidence

    “Robin is consistent, professional, kind, and deeply knowledgeable. She equipped me with the right questions to ask at IEP meetings and shared valuable resources I didn’t know existed. Her support has been an incredible asset in my child’s educational journey.”

 FAQs

  • Reach out to your school’s counselor, social worker, or school psychologist.  All schools offer some type of services for students who have behavioral or social-emotional needs.

  • Other than the price, an advocate is a person who specializes in a certain area and speaks on behalf of someone.  A lawyer is a legal professional who is licensed to practice law.

    1. How is my child progressing in the curriculum compared to their same aged peers?

    2. What are their strengths?

    3. What areas could be improved?

    4. What support do you need from me?

  • Students must meet eligibility in one of thirteen special  education categories, in order to qualify for an IEP.  This occurs after a special education case study or evaluation has been completed.  Parents may start this process by submitting a request in writing to the school.  Schools have 14 days to reply to the request and then another 60 days to complete the evaluation after receiving consent to do so.