Voice & text coaching
Talk to MISS like a friend who knows special education law — by voice note or text, on Telegram or the web portal, any hour.
Grounded in IDEA · 34 C.F.R. Part 300 · Section 504
Meet MISS — Your 24/7 AI Special Education Advocate & IEP Coach
by Holistica Foundation Inc.
School districts bring legal teams to the table. Now you bring MISS. Send a voice note, snap a photo of an IEP draft, and get a legally grounded letter in under a minute — for a fraction of what an advocate charges per hour.
Advocates charge $300–$600+ per hour. MISS is $8.99/month.
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"The school says they'll evaluate after 8 more weeks of RTI…"
They can't use RTI to delay an evaluation. Under 34 C.F.R. § 300.111 (Child Find), your written request starts the clock — the district owes you an Assessment Plan or a Prior Written Notice within 15 days.
Child Find Request.docx 15-day clock started
What MISS does
Everything a paid advocate does. On your phone, around the clock.
Built on Holistica Foundation Inc. advocacy frameworks and federal special education law.
Document analysis
Snap a photo of a psychoeducational report, IEP draft or ETR. MISS flags vague goals, missing therapy hours and decisions made without notice.
Legal letter generator
Child Find, FERPA records, IEE at public expense, Prior Written Notice demands, Partial Consent — ready in Word and PDF.
Digital 6-tab IEP binder
The Holistica Foundation binder, online: IEPs, evaluations, ABC behavior logs, accommodation audits, therapy hours and correspondence.
Statutory timeline tracker
Live clocks for the 15-day assessment plan, 60-day evaluation, 30-day IEP, annual review and 3-year triennial — so deadlines never slip.
Interactive demo
Watch MISS review a sample IEP draft
A scripted preview of the document audit. Sample content only.
IEP_Draft_Grade3.pdf
Press "Run audit" to see MISS flag legal risks line by line.
The law is on your side
MISS cites the rules districts hope you never read.
Every answer and letter points to the exact federal citation, drawn from the Holistica Foundation Inc. legal knowledge base.
15
days
Assessment Plan / PWN
60
days
Evaluation from consent
30
days
IEP after eligibility
12
months
Annual review
3
years
Triennial re-evaluation
U.S. Supreme Court
Endrew F. v. Douglas County (2017)
A unanimous Court rejected the "merely more than de minimis" standard. IEPs must be reasonably calculated for progress that is appropriately ambitious in light of the child's circumstances.
Federal regulation
Child Find — 34 C.F.R. § 300.111
Districts have an affirmative duty to identify and evaluate every child with a suspected disability. RTI/MTSS cannot be used to delay an evaluation.
Procedural safeguard
Prior Written Notice — § 300.503
Whenever a district proposes or refuses a change in identification, evaluation, placement or services, it must explain why — in writing.
Procedural safeguard
Independent Evaluation — § 300.502
Disagree with the district's evaluation? You can request an IEE at public expense. The district must pay or file for due process.
U.S. Government Accountability Office
GAO-20-22 Report
Districts retain legal counsel funded by taxpayers while most families cannot afford representation — a structural power gap MISS is built to close.
Pricing
Less than one hour of an advocate. For a whole year of support.
Every plan starts with a 7-day free trial — no credit card required.
Monthly
$8.99/month
Cancel anytime
- Unlimited voice & text coaching (Telegram + web)
- Document analysis for IEPs, evaluations and ETRs
- All legal letter templates in Word & PDF
- Digital 6-tab Parent IEP Binder
- Statutory deadline clocks and alerts
Best value
Annual
$89.90/year
2 months free — save $17.98
- Unlimited voice & text coaching (Telegram + web)
- Document analysis for IEPs, evaluations and ETRs
- All legal letter templates in Word & PDF
- Digital 6-tab Parent IEP Binder
- Statutory deadline clocks and alerts