A private Facebook group for special educators
The Caseload
The room where the work gets lighter. Trade what genuinely works, ask the question you have been carrying around all week, and talk to people who actually carry a caseload.
Free to join · Every request reviewed by a real person
Because the group is private, Facebook will ask you to sign in first — then the three questions are waiting.
Who it is for
What is inside
IEP help that holds up
Goal wording that survives a meeting, present-level statements you are not embarrassed by, a second set of eyes before you hit submit.
Behavior strategies for Monday
What you actually ran on Monday morning, not a theory from a textbook.
Paperwork survival systems
The data sheets, trackers, and timelines that keep the pile from winning.
An honest conversation
The questions you would never ask in the break room, among people who have sat through the same meeting.
Three questions, so nothing surprises you
- 1What is your role in special education?
- 2What setting do you work in — grade level, district type, or program?
- 3Are you currently working with students in a special education role?
What happens after you request
A real person reads it
Dr. Gregory reviews every request. No bots, no vendors slipping in to sell.
You are in
Posts stay inside the group. No screenshots, no sharing outside.
Ask the thing
The question you have been carrying all week.
Good to know before you tap it
- Free to join — no paid tier and nothing to buy inside.
- The group is private.
- No student or family identifying information — keep it de-identified.
- No marketing, affiliate links, or self-promotion without admin approval.
- Not a diagnosis or legal advice space.
- Leave any time.
Your caseload is heavy enough. The room should not be.
Free · Private · Reviewed by a real person