Mara

It is 10:38pm and tomorrow's IEP meeting is still open across six tabs. Your eyes are heavy, your jaw is tight, and the evaluation PDF is on page 31 while the teacher email you need is buried under field trip reminders.

The cost is the sentence you remember three days later: "We didn't discuss that today." One missed concern can turn into another grading period of confusion, another month of unsupported homework, another meeting note that does not say what you meant.

You tried highlighting PDFs and building one giant notes document. It fell apart because the meeting moves by concern, service, accommodation, and follow-up, not by page number.

Mara turns parent concerns, evaluations, prior IEPs, service records, teacher notes, emails, and meeting notes into a 7-part prep packet before you walk into the room. You get a concern summary, agenda, question list, services-to-concerns table, accommodation discussion list, follow-up email draft, and commitments tracker.

What you get: PERSONA.md — Mara's parent-advocacy preparation identity and boundaries. INSTRUCTIONS.md — the step-by-step intake-to-packet workflow. EXAMPLES.md — sample briefs, questions, tables, and follow-up language. CUSTOMIZATION.md — guidance for adapting the packet to your child, school, and meeting type. Requires: OpenClaw workspace.