Parent Center

Three simple tips for parents from Steph:

Who is Steph? Steph is a mom and a Learning Ally employee who is now available to help parents navigate technology trends and other points of interest within the communities we serve.

E-mail her at:
Steph@LearningAlly.org

1. Share your excitement – it's contagious

2. Stay in the know – actively seek information, ask questions

3. Get organized – develop routines, and stick to them!

Tips for parents of students:
Blind and/or Visually-Impaired | LD (Learning Disabled) 
"Homework Made Simple" blog post

Steph's "Hot" Links:

• National PTA Magazine provides tips on helping your child make the transition back to school. Back to School Central from the PTA provides a comprehensive resource of information for the back-to-school season.
• Classroom Accommodations for Children with Learning Disabilities offers strategies and accommodations in the classroom to help a child with learning disabilities succeed.
• College-bound kids with learning disabilities get help notes that colleges and universities across the nation are increasingly offering programs to help prepare incoming students who have learning disabilities.
• 22 Services Available in the Regular Classroom for Section 504 Eligible Students discusses the wide range of services available to students with learning-differences under Section 504 (of the 1973 Rehabilitation Act).
• Nine steps to a smart start - Back-to-School Prep shows how, with a little planning, you can make going back to school simple and stress-free.
• Ten tips for smart back-to-school shopping - School supplies provides several pointers to help you get organized, stock up on the basics, and take advantage of sales and promotions. 
• A Parent's Perspective -- Tips for School Meetings shares information for getting services for your child.