Jill Romza

Advocacy shouldn't be limited to a tense meeting when problems occur. It should be customized to be as unique & special as your child. It's my passion to redefine the meaning of "advocate" in special education. I believe advocating for a child deserves knowing them, knowing their family and helping to bridge the communication gap between a family and the school team. It deserves a long term investment because families navigating the special education process deserve experienced counsel that remains consistent over time.