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Communicating with Your Child's School

RESOURCES

A Fresh Start: Partnering with the Teacher
Parents’ Top Tips for Partnering with Your Child’s Teacher
Conversation, Not Confrontation: One Mom’s Advice on Parent-Teacher Talks
Tips for Talking with Kids About Their Day
Parents: How to Develop Better Relationships with Professionals
Developing good partner relationships with your child’s school personnel
Sample Form Letters for Various School-Related Issues
Special Ed Advocacy: Mistakes People Make
Advocating for Your Child - Getting Started
Complaint Process: An abbreviated summary of the complaint process under federal and state laws
How to Analyze and Correct Your Child’s School Records in Four Steps
Request for Complaint Investigation
Keeping Home Files and Records
Communication Strategies (Includes 11 sample letters & tips on conflict resolution)
Requesting Accommodations for Your Child Sample Letter
Organizing Your Concerns
A Guide for Parents and Advocates Writing to School District Administrators
How to Get Your Child’s School Records — and Why It’s Important
Working with a Mainstream Teacher

OTHER SELPA RESOURCES

Being your Child's Advocate
Confidentiality & Student Records

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