What We Do

Project Accelerate helps parents support students with special needs, turning confusion and frustration into action. Navigating the special education system can feel overwhelming, but our mission is to make advocacy clear, practical, and effective.

With our tools, strategies, and guidance, parents can confidently support their child’s education and secure the advocacy services they deserve. Whether it’s understanding IEPs, evaluating school-provided special education services, or advocating for FAPE, we simplify every step.

Our Services

Special Education Courses & PowerPoints

Step-by-step, parent-focused presentations explain critical concepts in special education law, IEPs, and advocacy. Voiceovers guide you through each slide for easy, self-paced learning.

Downloadable Guides

Access 15–20 concise, actionable resources on evaluations, procedural safeguards, and classroom strategies—designed to help you implement advocacy immediately.

Why Project Accelerate

Backed by Catherine Michael, a leading special education attorney in five states, Project Accelerate brings expertise, credibility, and results directly to parents.

Our content is continually refined for clarity and usability so that you can take action with confidence.

Every special education resource, course, and consultation is designed to empower parents to:
  • Recognize gaps in services or compliance issues
  • Request evaluations, IEPs, or related services effectively
  • Advocate confidently for their child’s rights under IDEA, FERPA, and Section 504

Partner with Project Accelerate for Compassionate Special Education Advocacy Resources

Project Accelerate isn’t just about knowledge—it’s about giving you the tools to make a real difference in your child’s education.

Whether your child's diagnosis is autism spectrum disorder, ADHD, or a learning disability, Project Accelerate provides clear guidance, practical resources, and personalized support to help you advocate confidently and ensure your child receives the quality education every kid deserves.