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Family Support, Special Education
Sample Letter for Independent Education Evaluation
Use this form letter to request an independent education evaluation for your child.
Advocacy, Family Support
Ten Tips for Writing Great Letters
Follow these tips for writing effective letters to advocate for your child with disabilities.
Early Childhood, Parenting
The 5Rs of Consequences
When you encounter challenging behavior, it is easier to show that consequences are fair and logical with the 5Rs.
Early Childhood, Family Support, Recreation
Play Time with Your Child
Play is beneficial for both you and your child. Here are some key developmental areas that can be supported through play.
Early Childhood, Family Support
Promoting Literacy for Young Children
Reading can be fun for some children and daunting for others, but there are ways to cultivate a love for reading.
Family Support, Parenting
Stress Management for Caregivers
While some stress is inevitable, it can be helpful to identify the stressors in our lives and learn how to manage their impact.
Family Support, Parenting
Emotional Health as a Caretaker
As caregivers, the way we manage and respond to stress can affect our wellbeing and the children in our lives. Here are some tips to help us in managing some of the difficult feelings we may be experiencing.
Family Support, Recreation
Indoor Fun: Activities for Students K-12
Who said staying indoors is boring? Here are some free activities to enjoy in the comfort of your own home.
Advocacy, Special Education
Independent Education Evaluation
If the school district fails to evaluate your child, or if you disagree with the results, you have the right to request an Independent Educational Evaluation (IEE).