Resources

Reading can be fun for some children and daunting for others, but there are ways to cultivate a love for reading.

While some stress is inevitable, it can be helpful to identify the stressors in our lives and learn how to manage their impact.

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.

Who said staying indoors is boring? Here are some free activities to enjoy in the comfort of your own home.

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).

Each year, the NYC Department of Education sends out colored letters to help families understand what to expect as their children transition to Kindergarten. Here is a breakdown of what each letter means and when you can expect to receive it.

You are entitled to copies of your child’s educational records. Here is a sample letter you can use to make this request at your child’s school or local CPSE office.

You can request a meeting with your preschooler’s IEP team at any time to discuss making changes to the IEP. Here is a sample letter that you can send to request the CPSE meeting.

The Parent-Teacher Conference is an opportunity to discuss academic, social, and behavioral progress, as well as voice any concerns you may have.