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Parent-Teacher Conferences: Your Responsibility & Tutor Help

October 13, 2012 By Y3K

Before parent-teacher conferences, decide what information you would like from the teacher and questions you would like answered. It is often helpful to make a list ahead of time. Your tutor, who knows your child well, can help you come up with important items for your list.

Filed Under: Articles Tagged With: elementary school, high school, middle school, parent teacher meetings, parenting, questions, responsibility, schools, special education, teacher, tutor, tutoring, tutors

Drug Controversy in Public Schools

September 29, 2012 By Y3K

Many high schools throughout the country have started to take extreme and varied measures to ensure drugs are kept out of the schools. Some different yet controversial drug prevention methods include:
At more than 100 high schools in Eastern Massachusetts, drug-sniffing dogs are brought in every year to search for everything from alcohol to marijuana.
In Quincy, MA video cameras follow students in the hallways while plainclothes security guards stay alert for drug activity.
At Westford Academy in Westford, MA the principal decided to add a full time police officer to the staff.
Newton North High School in Newton, MA feels that counseling is the best way to rid the school of drugs. The school has on staff a social worker acting as the school’s prevention and intervention counselor. This person offers several group therapy sessions for students including for youths who are struggling with alcohol and drugs.
All of these schools have a common goal of preventing drug use. Which methods do you think are best and which do you think are going too far? Share your comments.

Filed Under: Articles Tagged With: Massachusetts, Natick, Needham, Newton, psychotherapy, safety, school system, schools, smoking, Sudbury, United States, Wayland, Wellesley, Weston

Fighting for Special Education Accommodations and Services

October 5, 2011 By Y3K

When fighting for special education accommodations and services, examine the situation before you act impulsively. Have all your facts ready to go to counter their refusal to help. Also plan ahead by preparing evidence and rebuttals to reasons you believe they will claim their services are not needed for your child.

Filed Under: Articles Tagged With: accommodations, school system, schools, special education

Fight For Your Children

April 27, 2010 By Y3K

Schools are strapped for cash and tend to fight giving out needed services. Don’t blindly go along with whatever they say. Sometimes they try to short-change you while claiming they know what is best. Fight for your kids.

Filed Under: Articles Tagged With: IEP, schools, special education

Gifted Kids

November 8, 2009 By Y3K

Schools don’t feel bad for gifted kids that need to move ahead. Tax money is spent on special ed services and the gifted are often forgotten.

Filed Under: Articles Tagged With: gifted, money, schools, special education, tax

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