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Special Education Advocacy
A Special Education Advocate is your partner in making sure your child gets the support they need to succeed in school. We guide you through the special education process, explain your rights, and speak up for your child’s needs in meetings with the school. Our goal is to help you feel confident, informed, and empowered—so your child can thrive.
College Readiness
We help students prepare for college by guiding them through applications, essays, test prep, and academic planning. Our goal is to make the process less stressful, build confidence, and help each student put their best foot forward for admission and success in college.
Homeschool Guidance
Tailored support for homeschool students and families to help ensure academic success. I meet with students a few times a week to review progress, support learning, and assist with assignments. I also collaborate with their teachers to ensure they’re meeting expectations and staying aligned with curriculum goals.
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Testimonials
Parent of a Student with Learning Differences
"We were overwhelmed trying to navigate the school system on our own, but working with Ms. Capozzoli changed everything. She helped us understand our child’s rights, attended meetings with us, and made sure our son’s needs were finally being met. She’s not just an advocate—she’s a lifeline."
— Michelle T., Parent
Homeschooling Family
"As a homeschooling parent, I wanted to be sure we were doing everything right, but I often felt unsure. Ms. Capozzoli provided structure, guidance, and peace of mind. She checks in with my daughter weekly, keeps her on track, and bridges the gap with our online program’s teachers. It’s made a huge difference in our confidence and her progress."
— The Brooks Family
High School Student
"I used to struggle with staying organized and keeping up with my assignments. Meeting with Ms. Capozzoli helped me figure out how to manage my time and stay focused. She made things make sense without making me feel dumb. Now I’m actually doing better—and I feel better too."
— Jason M., Student