Simplifying IEPs& Supporting Families

Helping Arizona families understand IEPs and 504 Plans, identify their child's needs, organize parent concerns, prepare for meetings, and communicate clearly with the school team.

About Le Ann Fuller

A Parent And Advocate Helping Families Navigate Special Education

I'm Le Ann Fuller, the owner and non-attorney special education advocate behind Fuller Education Advocacy, LLC. My advocacy is grounded in professional training and personal experience supporting my son with developmental disabilities.

Since 2019, I have supported families by reviewing evaluations and school records, preparing for IEP and 504 meetings, organizing parent concerns, tracking important timelines, and supporting clear communication with school teams. My experience is also shaped by serving as a foster parent and helping families navigate education systems, disability services, and community supports.

My training includes Wrightslaw Special Education Advocacy Training, Master IEP Coach® certification, COPAA SEAT 3 training, Partners in Leadership through Pilot Parents of Southern Arizona, and IDEA conferences in Phoenix. I am also a member of the Council of Parent Attorneys and Advocates.

I am also the creator of AZResourceHub.org, where Arizona families can find practical disability, special education, caregiver, and family resources.

How Fuller Education Advocacy Helps

Practical Support Before, During, And After School Meetings

Services provide special education advocacy and parent support to help families understand educational information, prepare for meetings, communicate concerns, and understand possible next steps.

01

Review IEP And 504 Documents

Review relevant records such as IEPs, 504 Plans, MET reports, evaluations, progress reports, and other school documents. Help parents understand the information and identify questions or concerns to discuss.

02

Prepare Parents For Meetings

Help parents organize concerns, identify priorities, prepare questions, and think through possible requests before an IEP or 504 meeting.

03

Attend IEP And 504 Meetings

Attend eligible IEP or 504 meetings virtually, with in-person attendance available by arrangement. Support the parent in communicating concerns and keeping track of the discussion and next steps.

04

Support Clear Written Follow-Up

Prepare meeting worksheets and, when included in the selected service, follow-up communication or advocacy letters that document concerns, questions, discussion points, or agreed-upon actions.

Fuller Education Advocacy cannot guarantee eligibility, evaluations, services, educational placement, accommodations, or other school or district decisions. Recommendations are based on the information available, parent input, training, and experience.

Practical Help For Families

Trusted Resources For Your Next Step

Contact

Tell Me How I Can Help

Share a little about your child's needs, your concerns, and the support you are looking for. I will use this information to understand your request and contact you.

Email: FullerAdvocacy@gmail.com

For New ClientsFree Initial 20-Minute Consultation

This brief call gives us time to gather basic information, discuss the support you are looking for, and consider whether Fuller Education Advocacy services may be a good fit.

Your information will be delivered to Fuller Education Advocacy for review. Please do not include sensitive records or documents in this form.