Information for Parents
You want to do whatever you can to make sure your child succeeds in school and in life. And you know that means getting involved in her school. But where do you start?
We can help with that. Here are some places to start:
Early Childhood
Your child’s education begins long before he goes to kindergarten. Maybe you’ve noticed that your son turned his head toward sounds when he was about 5 months old; your daughter pretended to write when she was 3. Continue reading
Kindergarten-12th Grade
When you’re involved in your child’s education and school, your child is more likely to get higher grades and standardized-test scores; exhibit better behavior at home and school; miss less school; graduate; and pursue postsecondary education. Continue reading
College Preparation
People who pursue postsecondary education are likely to earn more and be more fulfilled in their career choices that those whose learning ends with a high school diploma. Continue reading
Families Learning English
Parents learning English have just as much desire to become involved in their children’s education as any other family, but language and cultural barriers make it more difficult. We can help. Continue reading
Children with Special Needs
If your child has mental or physical disabilities, he has a right under federal law to an education customized for his needs, called an Individualized Educational Plan, and a safe and accessible physical environment. Continue reading