Special Education: Why PTA Advocacy Matters
According to the dictionary, an advocate is a person who pleads for another. As parents, we are advocates every day. When you walk into…
Read MoreAccording to the dictionary, an advocate is a person who pleads for another. As parents, we are advocates every day. When you walk into…
Read MoreHigh-stakes assessments are creating quite a stressful learning environment for students and teachers in schools. Teachers just can’t do it alone, so parents have an…
Read MoreWhen you live in a rural community, you really get to know your neighbors. With fewer people around, your neighbors’ kids become your own…
Read MoreAs the mother of a child just entering middle school in the district where the infamous Columbine High School shooting occurred, I have a…
Read MoreChildhood obesity has become a major topic in our schools. According to the CDC, childhood obesity has more than doubled in children and quadrupled…
Read MoreFrom the PTA Blog: Even at 40 years old, I still get scared. Driving out of town to a place I have never been…
Read MoreNovember is National Adoption Month! In celebration of the wonderful adoptive families in America, we asked one mom, Cynthia Gismegian, to share her adoption…
Read MoreFamilies who choose to adopt children and youth make a meaningful, and often critical, difference in the lives of very vulnerable children in our society….
Read MoreIt’s LGBTQ History Month! To help you learn more about the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and Queer/Questioning community and explain why support groups in…
Read MoreIt’s Hispanic Heritage Month! To help you celebrate, we’ve put together a few fun facts about this culture. Read on, and check out more…
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