Programs + Services For Services
At Resh Institute For Educational Leadership, we empower and inspire students and parents to reach their full potential through special needs advocacy, expert educational plans and parent coaching. How can we serve you?
Special Needs Consulting
Does your child have special needs that are interfering with learning? Through our special needs consulting, we identify services and accommodations that learners with gifts, differences, delays, and disabilities need to function or progress in education.
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Special Needs Advocacy
Our experts in special needs advocacy observe children in classrooms, analyze educational reports and records, and meet with teachers and staff. Then, we create customized action plans for each child, and monitor progress for success.
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Parenting Skills Coaching
P.A.R.E.N.T.S. Life Skills, Literacy, and Leadership© is a research-based competency framework of seven life skills. Taught in the context of parenting, our program helps families achieve their parenting goals.
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Parenting Reunification
Customized for prison reentry, juvenile justice, and parent reunification, our program combines parenting with the underutilized principles of life skills, literacy, and non-cognitive or soft skills for underserved adults.
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Shamen Resh P.A.R.E.N.T.S.
This program focuses on seven core modules plus introduction and completion sessions. Each module values the participants’ experiences with interactive learning and sharing opportunities.
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Mentoring Moms
Need help with work life balance? Struggling to create harmony in your household? We help mothers navigate life’s challenges and choices and create fulfilling motherhood journeys filled with joy, love, creativity, curiosity, and courage.
Educational Leadership for Parents©
Educational Leadership for Parents© guides parents to becoming the primary teachers for their children by collaborating with providers and leveraging strengths with pertinent resources for the child’s education success.
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Public Speaking
Need a speaker for your PTA meeting or educational conference? Marcy Jackson leads innovative education and industry partnerships, programs, and initiatives across workforce development, higher education, secondary education, special education, online learning, business, nonprofit, prison, and faith settings.
Pour The Water
Pour The Water is a much-needed book of transformative solutions for equity and justice in special education. Written by Marcy Jackson, the book calls for the reexamination of special education programs and reflection for educators, providers, and sectors that service Black Students with Special Needs (BSSN).
How Can We Serve You?
At Resh Institute For Educational Leadership, we believe in a world of limitless possibilities, where the journey is as exhilarating as the destination, and where every moment is an opportunity to make your mark on the canvas of existence.
To start the Intake Process with our Intake Specialist, please complete the Intake Form for Resh Advocacy services. Our specialist will contact you within 24 hours/business day.
Our mission is to serve you or your parent community with advocacy and related coaching or training to improve the education experience and outcomes of learners with special needs.
- Do your PreK-12 learners have a hearing or visual impairment, social limitations, exceptional strengths, difficulty with self-control, mobility impediments, or multiple disabilities like Autism and ADHD?
Accessing with accomodations or individualized instruction is a legal right for students with special needs.
- Do you know how to advocate for your learners’ IEP or 504 plans?
Interpreting the language used in the process and having key data like observations are parts of a great strategy to make progress.
- Can you tell if your learners are making educational progress?
Analyzing the key data from observations and reports, and monitoring progress are elements that give you the answer.
- Have your school teams or related service and health providers been trained on special education equity?
Knowing how to become equity-minded and recognizing the key data around disproportionality are some of the essential competencies.
Get advocacy, coaching, or training for you, your child, or parent community to ensure appropriate identification, services, and accommodations.
Choose from full advocacy or ala cart featured services such as:
- Annual Check-Up Receive feedback, guidance, and referrals to professionals to support your education approach, strategies, and education plans, (eg. IEP’s and 504’s.
- Request an Observation Receive reflections and recommendations for learning environment(s) enhancements
- Early Childhood Intervention Receive recommendations for early learners ages 2 to 8 on learning settings, interventions, and strategies.
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Students in Maryland’s Montgomery County Public Schools receiving financial assistance, are eligible to apply for free advocacy services through SEE US.