IEP Help, Special Education Advocacy & Parent Insights
Built by a parent, for parents. The Kaz blog shares real stories, expert-backed tips, and guidance to help you advocate for your child with confidence.
Why ABA Centers Should Give Parents Meet Kaz: A Self-Help Tool That Complements Therapy and Supports School Success
ABA centers support families every day—but school and special education questions don’t stop when therapy ends. Meet Kaz gives parents a 24/7 guide that bridges home, therapy, and school.
•
When Federal Oversight Falters: What the OSEP Layoffs Mean for Families and Advocates
The federal office that enforces special education law has been gutted. Here’s what that means for families, how advocates can prepare, and why Kaz is stepping up to help.
• Keith @ Meet Kaz
Kaz as a Frontline Triage Agent
Kaz acts as a frontline triage agent—answering repetitive questions, guiding parents, and freeing advocates to focus on the families who need them most.
• Keith @ Meet Kaz
Your Info Is Safe with Kaz — Here’s What That Really Means
Kaz helps families without collecting student data — and never uses your info to train AI. Whether you’re using Guest Mode or Personal Mode, your privacy comes first.
• Keith @ Meet Kaz
How to Support More Families Without Expanding Your Staff
Demand is rising, but your team isn’t. Here’s how Kaz helps advocacy organizations expand support, reduce burnout, and serve more families — with the team you already have.
• Keith @ Meet Kaz
Why Trust Kaz: Built for Families, Backed by Advocacy
Kaz was designed to support families through special education — with empathy, clarity, and privacy at its core. Here’s why parents and partners trust it.
• Keith @ Meet Kaz
You Don’t Have to Wait for a Diagnosis to Ask for Help
Many parents think they need a diagnosis to get support at school. Here’s the truth: you can ask for help now — and Kaz can show you how.
• Keith @ Meet Kaz
What “Parent-Centered” and “Trauma-Informed” Mean at Kaz
We talk a lot about Kaz being parent-centered and trauma-informed. Here’s what that really means — and how we bring those values into our technology.
