Resources for parents and teachers to help a child learn to read, combining phonic, whole language methods, games, and an alphabet chart.

The Awesome Library organizes 10,000 carefully reviewed K-12 education resources for parents. It contains a directory, an index, and a search engine.

The number one concern of many parents who visit KidSource OnLine is how to help their children do better in school. These articles do just that. They are focused on specific subjects, skills or lessons for children in grades K through 12.

Under the Elementary and Secondary Education Act (ESEA), Title I, Part A has been restructured to serve as a means for helping all students to achieve challenging academic standards. To accomplish this objective, the Act promotes the formation of new partnerships, particularly home-school partnerships, to help address more completely the full range of student needs that impact on their learning.

Educational planning and career development assistance for parents.

This award winning site presented by a local teachers' union offers advice to parents, commentary on current educational issues, and an interactive survey. Updated every month except August.

Originally started for homeschooling families, this site has a lot to offer any parent or teacher looking for educational resources. Commentary is provided for each categorized educational link helping save time...know BEFORE you click if you want to visit or not!

Resources for the parent whose child or teen is being bullied at school.

The Parent Educator encourages parents to view themselves as educators who play an important role in their child?s education. Featured articles focus on how to deal with education issues at home and at school.

A network, guide and information source to assist parents of public school students. Addressing issues from academic achievement and homework help to bullying, and violence in public schools.

Discusses the importance of parental involvement in children's math homework; includes tips and questionnaire for parents.

Experts lead you through step-by-step activities at home that will increase your child's test scores. For K-6 national standardized tests - IQ's, and IOWA's.

these provided to classroom teachers to be sent home with children during the schoolyear. They were timed to coincide with lessons going on in the classrooms, and are available here for parents

Promising programs to increase the quantity and quality of family involvement in schools. From the North Central Regional Educational Laboratory.

Texas Math TEKS information for parents

with activities for children aged 4 through 11

internet safety, financial aid,general resources, parenting organizations...

Help your child succeed in school. Simple ideas that can boost your child's grades.

Your child's development through the years.

A listing of alternative schools, including charter, independent, Montessori, and other "unusual" schooling options.

Printable charts, for baby, preschool, kindergarten, and other children. Charts include chores, awards, education, potty training, behavior.

Online learning resource for personalized developmental and educational information and products for parents and children.

Suspect your child has a learning disability? Get a complete educational check-up with a composite of tests developed by educators, doctors, psychologists. Get report emailed with suggestions for improvement.

A step by step tutorial on choosing the best instrument for your child, this site either leads the parent through the decision making process quickly or provides resources to make a thoroughly considered decision. The site includes interactive questionnaires.

Advice and activities on how to jump start your child's education.

All you ever wanted to know about teaching the alphabet, phonics, reading, writing, spelling, and math for children 3-7. Free newsletter.

Fact sheet from the Ohio State University Extension on the importance of books in early childhood.

101 words to encourage a child. Print it and use them daily.

Offers practical advice to parents who are about to make the choice of type of education for their children.

Strategies from Ohio State University Extension to make the best of otherwise boring times like waiting in line at the grocery store, long car trips, or waiting for an appointment.

An Ohio State University Extension fact sheet on the topic.

Discussion board, run by two Australian special education teachers, established to promote debate and discussion about issues related to children's education.