Empower. Educate. Advocate.
Every parent wants to do what’s best for their child, but the special education process can feel overwhelming.
Oxford Education Consultancy partners with families to help them understand their rights, prepare for IEP and 504 meetings, and communicate effectively with school teams.
Our goal: to empower—not replace—parents as their child’s biggest advocate.
At Oxford Education Consultancy, we believe that meaningful change happens when parents and schools work together with shared understanding and respect.
By focusing on education and empowerment, we help families approach the process collaboratively and confidently, not confrontationally.
Whether you’re just starting to suspect your child may need support or you’re deep in the IEP process, we meet you where you are with empathy, expertise, and practical tools.
Services Include:
Parent Coaching & Consultation: One-on-one sessions to help parents prepare for upcoming IEP or 504 meetings, interpret evaluations, and clarify next steps.
IEP Meeting Preparation: Guidance on how to frame priorities, ask key questions, and understand proposed services and placements.
Understanding Special Education Law: Simplified explanations of IDEA, Section 504, and state-specific regulations to help families know their rights and responsibilities.
Ongoing Family Support: Continued consultation for parents navigating complex or evolving needs, ensuring consistency, compliance, and communication over time.
Workshops & Trainings: Group sessions designed to help families build advocacy skills and foster healthy collaboration with schools and districts.
Our Promise
We’re here to empower—not overwhelm. Oxford Education Consultancy brings decades of leadership, legal knowledge, and practical experience from inside the system to help families feel confident and informed from the first step to the final signature.
Get in Touch
Above are just some of the services we provide for parents, families, and caregivers. Would you like to learn more? Looking for something else? We’d love to hear from you.