10 Tips to Reduce Chronic Absenteeism
All parents want their children to be successful, to graduate from high school and be prepared for college or the workforce. But not all…
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Breakfast: The Right Way to Start the School Day
Parents and teachers know how hunger affects children in and out of the classroom. Starting the school day ready to learn—by eating a healthy…
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Get Your Child Ready for the SAT with Free Practice Tools
College entrance exams like the SAT are an important part of your child’s college application. The SAT is accepted by all colleges in the…
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Old Laws Are Putting Your Child’s Privacy At Risk
We all have the luxury of Googling anything that we want to know, learn or buy while sitting home watching TV on our couch,…
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Student Data Privacy: What You Need to Know
Schools are getting more and more tech-savvy. Assignments, tutoring and even report cards are now online. From these things, schools are collecting data on…
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You Are the Key to Your Child’s Success
You are the school’s most important education partner—the key to your child’s success. Research shows that when families are involved at home and at…
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How Do You Put a Price on Education?
Public schools cannot continue to educate our nation’s children without adequate funding. On average, 47% of school revenue in the U.S. comes from state…
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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…
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The Power of Positive Family Engagement
High-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…
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Intervention Services Can Prevent Juvenile Incarceration
When you live in a rural community, you really get to know your neighbors. With fewer people around, your neighbors’ kids become your own…
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