School Success Lab: Summer Edition

Right now, you're ready for a break. A pause. Some breathing room from the emails, chaos, and endless scramble of school life.

But there’s a tiny voice whispering, “Should I be doing something to get ready?”

Maybe you're hoping next year will be smoother—but you're not sure where to start.

Or you're dreading the cycle of panicked September mornings and confusing school meetings all over again.

This is where the School Success Lab: Summer Edition comes in. Forget the perfect plan. Let’s just get you moving.

This summer’s read? Neurodiversity-Affirming Schools by Amanda Morin and Emily Kircher-Morris.

It’s written for teachers—but packed with aha-moments for parents who are trying to make sense of the school system too.

Each week, you’ll receive a short reading prompt and a reflection question to help you apply the ideas to your own child’s experience. We’ll also hold a live book group call to discuss what’s resonating—and how to bring these affirming practices into your home and advocacy efforts.

Whether you read every page or just a few chapters, you’ll gain a deeper understanding of your child’s needs and how to support them effectively.

Note: The book is not included in the program fee, but you’re welcome to borrow it from your local library or purchase it separately.

For the past 14 years, I’ve been navigating school systems with my own kids—advocating through missed recesses, confusing emails, and support plans that didn’t actually support.

And I’ve coached dozens of parents through the same maze. I hear the same questions again and again:

What does my kid really need?
How do I get the school to actually listen?
Am I doing enough?

Inside the Lab, you’ll use the same tools and reflection process I’ve shared with coaching clients—ones that help them stop spiraling, start leading, and walk into school meetings with a plan they actually trust.

Because when parents feel clear and supported, kids stop just surviving—and start thriving.

No big price tag. No overwhelm. Just one small, smart decision that helps you stop spiraling and start feeling ready for next school year—with your sanity still intact.

Your $47 gets you:

Weekly tools + templates delivered to your inbox
Two live calls: a Kickoff + a mid-session Q&A
A live book group call (for folks reading Neurodiversity-Affirming Classrooms)
Full access to our private parent Facebook community
Bonus discounts on fall coaching + the fall school-year membership

We start June 23rd—don’t sleep on this.

I’ve spent over a decade parenting through school meetings, behavior charts, confusing emails, and that overwhelming sense that something isn’t working—but no one will say what.

That experience—plus years coaching other parents through the same mess—shaped my approach:

Stop blaming the kid

Start asking better questions

Build systems that actually support your family

I created School Success Lab to help parents like you stop reacting and start leading—calm, prepared, and ready to partner with your kid’s school without losing your cool (or your summer).

What if I can’t make the live calls?
You’ll still get the full value. Replays are posted inside the group, and you can submit questions ahead of time. The calls are there to support you, not add pressure.
What if I’m traveling or busy this summer?
You can totally make this work. Everything is designed to be flexible and low-lift. Weekly content takes 30 minutes or less, and you can dip in and out as needed.
Is this only for parents of kids with IEPs or diagnoses?
Nope. This is for any parent whose kid isn’t thriving at school—and who wants to understand why. Whether your child has a formal support plan or not, you’re welcome here.
What makes this different from other parent groups or workshops?
School Success Lab blends reflection and strategy in a fresh way. You’ll get weekly prompts, practical tools, and a new perspective on your role supporting your kids at school. It’s all grounded in what actually helps kids thrive at school. It’s a space to make sense of what’s working, what’s not, and what to do next.
Will this fix my kid?
That’s not the goal—because your kid isn’t broken. What you’ll gain is a clearer understanding of their needs, more confidence in helping them shine at school, and strategies to advocate for the support they actually deserve.

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