SPECIAL EDUCATION MEDIATION

Resolving IEP and ARD disputes — for your child's future.

As a Texas Education Agency rostered mediator, ReSync helps families and school districts resolve special education disputes through a confidential, voluntary mediation process that keeps the focus on the child.

What is Special Education Mediation?

When families and school districts disagree about a child's Individualized Education Program (IEP), ARD committee decisions, or Section 504 accommodations, mediation provides a structured, confidential process to resolve those disputes without the cost and adversarial nature of a due process hearing. ReSync is on the Texas Education Agency's roster of approved mediators and brings both professional expertise and personal commitment to every case.

How It Works

Request for Mediation

Either the family or the school district may request mediation through the Texas Education Agency.

Mediator Assignment

The TEA assigns a rostered mediator — such as ReSync — to the case.

Mediation Session

A confidential session is held with the family, school district representatives, and the mediator.

Agreement or Impasse

If agreement is reached, a written mediation agreement is signed. If not, the parties may pursue a due process hearing.

Who We Serve

Parents of children with disabilities in Texas public schools

School districts seeking to resolve IEP and ARD disputes

Families navigating Section 504 accommodations

Attorneys representing families or school districts in special education matters

Request Special Education Mediation

Contact ReSync for a confidential consultation about your child's special education matter.