PARENT RESOURCES

Here are some great resources for parents. Let us know what else we should add to the list!

TEST PREP AND COLLEGE PLANNING

All the information you need to know about the common application.
Official website of the ACT. Information on test dates, registration, costs and services on viewing your scores and much, much more.
Home of the SAT from the College Board. Everything you need to know about the SATs.

Reading strategies, lessons, and activities designed to help young children learn to read. Designed to help parents and teachers assist struggling readers build fluency, vocabulary, comprehension skills, and more.
Starfall.com encourages and motivates children to read with phonics. Wonderful online content for very young children (K-2).
This American Library Association website will help your child find answers to your math and reading questions. Questions and answers provided by a staff of teachers.
BrainPOP contains animated, engaging content on everything from higher math to basic grammar…check it out!
Forum and resource links for parents of students ranging in age from preschool through high schools.
A comprehensive round up of subjects for parents, teachers and kids, from Family Education Network.
With a name like Shmoop, you wouldn’t know that this is a place for serious learning– a lively and fun collection of educational tools/learning guides on a wide range of subjects for all age students, from an impressive group of experts and educators from top universities.

A wealth of study guides on varied subjects including time management, test taking, essay writing, and more. Comprehensive and useful list.

Information for parents, teachers, attorneys about special education law and advocacy issues for children with learning disabilities.
The world’s leading website on learning disabilities and ADHD, serving more than 200,000 parents, teachers, and other professionals each month.
Project Eye-To-Eye: a nationally based mentoring program that works directly with LD/ADHD youth to build self-esteem, develop self-awareness, and implement academic accommodations.

Taylor Mali, slam poet…the teacher we wish we had in high school. Raw, but worth watching.
SAT rap video from Brooklyn high school teachers. Watch it to get psyched for test day!
Who says studying a foreign language has to be boring?

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