Does back to school include an IEP for someone in your family?
Karen writes part IV of her series on her son's IEP. She covers the role of kindness in developing a child's Individualized Education Plan. What do you think of her ideas?
Summer is almost over. In the libraries we are girding our loins for the start of the school year. No more happy families picking up audiobooks for road trips; it's time for the after-school junior high crowds (heaven help me) and . . . dun dun dunnnn . . . school assignments.
We got through school supplies, and then the fundraisers started. How does your school roll out money making programs?
Back to school for many school kids means new clothes, new supplies, and new backpacks. It can also mean new back ACHES.
The 1st Day of School photos are sweet, but perhaps we could crank up the festivity on this event a bit...
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For parents, back-to-school is a time to make sure the children are well prepared for the transition from summer fun to classroom structure. But many end up forgetting one crucial element of back-to-school planning…
Here we are at the beginning of the school year, when play-time turns abruptly to work-time, when sleeping in is officially out, when academic and social pressure combine in a way that can give almost anyone the willies.
