IEP and 504 Advocacy
If meetings keep ending with vague promises, delayed action, or a plan that does not feel right, Russell finds the issues the school must answer and fights for your child.
See detailsSpecial education advocate · Alpharetta, Milton, Johns Creek & North Fulton
Alpharetta, Milton & Johns Creek Parents: Your Child Needs More Than Reassurance.
Strong schools can still fail one child. Russell Lloyd works with Fulton County Schools families in Alpharetta, Milton, Johns Creek, and Roswell who are done with polite reassurances. Whether it is an annual IEP review, an evaluation that does not add up, or a 504 plan nobody follows, you walk in with someone the school has to take seriously, and you walk out with what your child needs.
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Your Child Isn't the Classroom Average.
North Fulton schools have strong reputations, and parents are often told their child is "doing fine" compared with high-achieving peers. Russell helps you focus the conversation on your child's own needs, data, and progress, not on how they compare with the classroom average.
Russell can attend IEP, 504, and eligibility meetings in person at Fulton County Schools campuses in North Fulton, or join live on video, on screen with the whole team.
Families Russell serves in North Fulton include Alpharetta, Milton, Johns Creek, Roswell, and Sandy Springs.
How Russell helps North Fulton families
Pick the Help That Fits Where You Are Right Now.
Meeting Preparation
Walk into the meeting knowing what matters, what to ask, and what to say when the answer is vague or the pressure starts.
See detailsDocument Review
If you keep rereading the records and still cannot tell what the school missed, send the pile. Russell shows you what it actually means for your child.
See detailsAdvocacy Strategy Session
When everything feels tangled together and you no longer know where to begin, Russell helps you find the first move, and the ones that follow it.
See detailsSee every option and price on the advocacy services page.
Questions from North Fulton parents
Do you work with Fulton County Schools families in Alpharetta and Johns Creek?
Yes. Russell supports families in Alpharetta, Milton, Johns Creek, Roswell, and Sandy Springs, in person at school meetings or live on video.
My child has a 504 plan, but teachers are not following it. What should I do?
Write down specific dates and examples, then ask the school in writing how each accommodation is being delivered and who is responsible. Russell helps you turn scattered examples into a clear request and, if needed, a meeting to revise the plan or consider whether an IEP evaluation is warranted.
Is an advocate the same as an attorney?
No. An advocate helps you understand the process, prepare, communicate, and push for decisions in meetings. An attorney is needed for legal action such as due process. Many families never need an attorney when the case is prepared well early on, and Russell will tell you if your situation calls for one.
Also serving
Other North Metro Atlanta Communities
Cumming & Forsyth County · Gwinnett County · Cherokee County
Russell works with families wherever they live in the United States by video. See how online advocacy works.
Talk with Russell
Don't Face Fulton County Schools Alone.
Tell Russell what has you worried. In a free 15-minute call, he will tell you whether he can help and what to do next, before another week slips by.