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| This is the place to get information on The Adoptive Families of
America, their mission, and their need for support. They have an online
catalog of interest to adoptive parents. |
| The US Department of Education and the Partnership for Family
Involvement in Education encourage parents, grandparents, community and
religious groups, and every caring adult to get involved in local
schools. They include examples and detailed Web resources to help,
because "Better Education is Everybody's Business!" |
| ASD provides a Web site "for each of America's 106,000 K-12
schools" containing school information, phone numbers, calendars,
and maps. If you're moving, you can get an idea of the public and
private schools you'll find in your new area. A great resource! |
| The Arc is dedicated to helping children and adults who are mentally
retarded. Their site has a search engine, discussion board, and e-mail
address for specific questions. The place to go for info in this area. |
| With more than 600 places of interest listed, this site offers an "ultimate
field trip resource" for New York City and Philadelphia.
Information about museums, nature centers, historic sites, farms,
aquariums, and zoos is included. |
| This site organizes more than 10,000 reviewed web resources for
parents, students, teachers, librarians, and community members. Specify
which of these groups is yours, and enter a library structured just for
you! A great resource! |
| This is a collection of breastfeeding, lactation, and parenting
resources. Local sources listed are East-central Illinois, but other
applications are useful to all. |
| All parents of college students should be aware of this Federal
legislation, which deals with the privacy of a student's college
records, including grade reports. Information about the amendment is
available on this site. |
| Children Now is an organization founded in 1988 in California to "move
children higher on the nation's agenda." This site contains a
wealth of information (much of it disturbing) about the state of
children in the U.S. They encourage personal involvement on all levels
with specific ways to help, as well as links to other resources on
children's issues. |
| Wow. Search an enormous database for the most updated information on
diabetes, ask a panel of experts a question and get your answer posted
and archived for future viewers, or enter an age-group specific chat
room and find others looking for similar information or dealing with
similar issues. What a resource! |
| Here you will find some useful information about software for
children. The resource guide is particularly helpful, including
information on guide books, Internet books, teacher's resources,
organizations, and software companies. |
| "The Interactive Magazine for Today's Kids!" is offered for
subscription here. Online you can meet the characters, read excerpts of
past issues, review the magazine's sections, and learn about the people
who bring Club-Z to life. The site also offers related links and an
educational products shopping section. |
| Formed in 1993, The Coalition for Student Loan Reform (CSLR) intends
to increase student access to loans. If you are or will be a college
student or parent of one, be sure to see their student and parent
information section. They also provide toll-free numbers for loan
providers for when you need assistance. |
| This page assists you in determining the amount you will need to save
to fund your child's college education. |
| Crayola's web site has some really neat things to offer. One of the
most useful for parents is their stain removal tips. You can search by
staining product and by item stained and they will give you tools to use
and a procedure! Very helpful when you have a creative youth around! |
| This is "A Home on the Net for Moms with Modems" and it's
beautifully organized and full of interesting articles and links on
kids, schools, beauty, and much more.Visually stimulating and fun. |
| DCC is a provider of dependent care counseling, education, and
referral services to businesses. Among the sections in this homepage are
a DCC Library linking to position papers, some of which deal with
parenting issues, and a Life Care forum which contains tips from
counselors and allows networking with other caregivers. |
| Discover Learning is British Columbia’s "Educational
Community for Students, Teachers & Parents" and it provides a
frequently updated mix of current topics, teaching and learning helps, fun
activities for families, Internet encouragement, chances to voice your
opinion, and much more. |
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