About Lisa Flores, Special Education Advocate Serving Texas.

My work is rooted in the belief that the right educational support can change the trajectory of a child’s life.

Background

My journey began as a parent seeking deeper understanding of special education, and that experience continues to inform the heart of my work. Over the last 10 years, I have served families and self-advocates through a disability non-profit, where I facilitated advocacy and provided special education trainings, while also engaging in legislative efforts to help address service gaps and advance meaningful change for disabled Texans.

I am an alumni of Texas Partners in Policymaking, an intensive eight-month training in disability culture, history, and advocacy, and I am formally trained through COPAA (Counsel of Parent Attorneys and Advocates). I served as a parent representative on the state HB3 Special Education Funding Allotment Committee. I remain committed to staying closely connected to the evolving landscape of special education so I can serve families with insight, care, and distinction. Let’s connect!

I have extensive experience supporting families as a non-attorney special education advocate.

Lisa Flores, founder of True North Advocacy Texas, bilingual special education advocate in Austin, TX

Driven by passion

Special Education Advocacy is guided by the conviction that every opportunity to support a child and family matters. This work is more than a service, it is a calling grounded in purpose, compassion and heart.

Serving Families in the Following School Districts

  • Arlington ISD

  • Austin ISD

  • Del Valle ISD

  • DeSoto ISD

  • El Paso ISD

  • Fort Worth ISD

  • Garland ISD

  • Houston ISD

  • Joshua ISD

  • Judson ISD

  • Keller ISD

  • Lewisville ISD

  • McAllen ISD

  • Northeast ISD

  • Richardson ISD

  • Round Rock ISD

  • Sabine ISD

  • Socorro ISD

  • Southwest ISD

  • Texarkana ISD

The school districts above are not an extensive list, I have served families in several more districts across the state. It is important to note that State and Federal laws are the same regardless of which district your student attends.