Track every CSE deadline, generate legally grounded letters, and build a timestamped record of every service your child receives — or doesn't.
When deadlines are missed and services aren't delivered, the consequences for your child can't be undone. But only parents who are tracking — and can prove it — have the leverage to fix it.
Under NY law, the district has 60 days from the date they receive your written consent to complete the evaluation. Most parents don't know when that clock started — so they can't know when it's been violated.
If your child's reading specialist was absent and no substitute provided the session, that's a violation of the IEP. But you can only claim compensatory services if you can prove it happened — and when.
A formal letter citing specific dates and legal obligations gets a different response than an email from a frustrated parent. The families who get results are the ones who show up with documentation.
Everything built specifically around New York's CSE process and Education Law Article 89.
Enter your child's referral date and Navigator calculates every legally mandated milestone under New York State law — automatically. Get email alerts before each deadline so you're never caught off guard.
When you need to push back — requesting an evaluation, disputing a Prior Written Notice, or filing for compensatory services — Navigator drafts the letter. You review, sign, and send.
March 21, 2026
Dear Committee on Special Education,
I am writing to formally request compensatory services for my daughter, Maya Rodriguez, due to documented service delivery failures during the current IEP period.
Per the IEP dated September 2025, Maya is entitled to 3 sessions per week of reading support services. Our records show that 5 sessions were not provided between January and March 2026, in violation of Education Law §4402...
Log every service session your child receives — or misses. Add notes about what happened and who you spoke to. When it's time to push back, your timestamped record becomes your strongest tool.
No paperwork. No intake calls. Just answer a few questions about your child and your district.
Tell Navigator your child's district, when the referral was received, and whether evaluation consent has been signed. The timeline is built immediately.
Each week, mark which services were provided, partial, or missed. Add a quick note if something went wrong. It takes under two minutes.
When a deadline approaches or a pattern of missed services emerges, Navigator alerts you and offers a ready-to-send letter. You're never starting from zero.
Every tier includes the tools to know your rights. Paid plans add the tools to enforce them.
50 districts covered — NYC numbered districts, Long Island, Westchester, and upstate.
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