Partnerships - Strategies for Learning

Partnerships with Schools and School Districts

We partner with public, charter, and private schools to provide educational services to students who need supplemental and specialized academic support or educational therapy. Compensatory education funds or other educational funds allocated by the school or school district can be used toward our services which include academic support across all domains, homeschool support, assessments, integrated case management, advocacy, and consultation around learning accommodations, and the IEP and 504 processes.

Our team of teachers, specialists, and educational therapists have extensive experience working across all domains, including but not limited to research-based programs such as Orton-Gillingham, Wilson, Slingerland, and Making Math Real. Learn more about our team.

Compensatory education funds, which serve to further a student’s IEP goals, or other educational funds, can take the form of settlements, reimbursements, scholarships or allowances allocated by the school or school district.

We recommend that you consult with your attorney, case manager, or a school representative to determine your eligibility for funds.

Partnerships with Educational Advocates and Attorneys

We partner with trusted educational advocates and attorneys to help families gain access to supplemental and specialized educational services for their child.

If you are looking for a special education attorney to provide legal consultation, please contact us and we can make appropriate referrals based on student needs and circumstances.

If you are currently working with a special education attorney, you can have them contact us to learn more about our services and rates.

Our Educational Services

We offer a variety of educational services to help a student’s unique learning needs. Whether a student is struggling to keep up, falling behind, or simply needs an extra boost, we can help. Our stellar Clinicians, with advanced degrees and credentials, approach teaching through the lens of educational therapy. They have experience working with students with a variety of learning differences like Dyslexia, Dyscalculia, ADHD, Executive Functioning challenges, and more. Learn more about our services.

What Parents and Partners Say About SfL

As an attorney for children with special needs, I have complete trust in SfL. They are attuned to the needs of families and students with learning differences. SfL is our ‘go-to’ because we know that students’ needs are at the heart of every decision they make.”
Deborah Jacobson, Founder of Jacobson Education Law

SfL’s extensive knowledge of how dyslexia affects learning has helped us to best advocate for our daughter at school.
Heather, Mother of 2nd Grader