Find Your Voice.

We help Wyoming families of children impacted by disabilities or special education needs (birth to 26), find their voice and effectively advocate as equal partners with schools.

Never navigate the special education system alone.

Some kids struggle in school; the struggle is even harder when they don’t get the support they need. We empower you to find your voice and effectively advocate for your child as an equal partner through the special education process, so your child can achieve academic success and positive outcomes in life.

The Parent Information Center (PIC) offers one-on-one support, connection and resources to Wyoming families impacted by disabilities or special education needs:

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    Step 1:

    Call and connect to a Parent Support Specialist.

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    Step 2:

    Formulate a family plan for you and your child.

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    Step 3:

    Start the journey toward your child’s academic success.

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“I think I’ve done something wrong with my child…”
“I think I’ve done something wrong with my child…”

Fear can kill your spirit. It can be debilitating. Fear can make us freeze in place and believe that everything that is wrong is our fault; that we are out of control. As a parent, fear can make us believe that we are the worst parent in the world; and if you are a parent of a child with a disability, fear makes this guilt feel unbearable, making us want to hide and not face the world.

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“I’m considering legal action…”
“I’m considering legal action…”

The Parent Information Center (PIC) is available to support parents throughout the Individualized Educational Plan (IEP) process. We support parents from disability identification, to IEP eligibility, and onto transitions from school. Unfortunately, most parents contact PIC once communication has broken down between the school district and themselves.

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“I’m afraid of the IEP process…”
“I’m afraid of the IEP process…”

Most people are afraid of the IEP process. Even the educators are afraid, in most cases, they want to get things right for your child. If you miss an IEP meeting, or don’t have the paperwork in order, you can feel like it’s ‘your fault’. However, jumping in at any time will help your child. They need you.

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How We Help

  • Legal & Advisory

  • Advocacy & Support

  • Disabilities

  • Behavior Management

  • Early Intervention

  • Educational Support

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“For the first time I felt like I have a voice in my kid’s education, and I don’t know how to thank you for that.”

– PIC Parent

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For Teens.

Are you a teenager transitioning out of K-12 Special Education services. We have resources for youth just like you!