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Parents are our most important partners in learning.  Working together we can offer our children the best education possible! The counselor and social worker are available to help families as well as our students.   Please visit our Parent Resource Center, located at the end of the cafeteria and feel free to check out any of the materials we have available.  If you are having concerns or difficulties, please come and see us!  In addition to parenting information, we have lists of community resources for food, clothing, housing and counseling.  It is often helpful to just talk over a worry and to know you are not alone.

Some Interesting Links for Parents

 
School Success

Top Ten Ways to Help Your Kids Get A's - from the Family 
     Education Network

Discovery School - check out the section for Parents!

Parent Involvement in Education - from Connect for Kids

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Parenting

The HUB Family Resource Center - A community resource for our families

Parent Information and Resource Center - hosted by the
    Children's Home Society of Washington

Elementary Parenting Links - compiled by the Open Directory
    Project

Stepfamily Association of America -  information to navigate the
    challenges of blended families

National Fatherhood Initiative - encourages involvement of
    fathers in their children's lives

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Health, Wellness and Safety

Community Partners - Our community mental health agency

Family Watchdog - maps sexual offenders near any address

Net Smartz - online safety for kids from the National Center for Missing
    and Exploited Children.

Band-aides and Blackboards - managing serious childhood 
    illness at school

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Special Needs

LD Online - information about learning disabilities

Parent to Parent of New Hampshire - support for families of
    children with special needs

School Psychology.net - information about mental health, 
    specific disorders and conditions, and  parenting information

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Updated July, 2009