By FamilyEducation Editorial Staff

This article describes how to prepare for a college interview.

By FamilyEducation Editorial Staff

This article discusses the parents of a special needs child's options if they do not believe the school is complying with a Individualized Education Program.

By FamilyEducation Editorial Staff

This article discusses how long a school system can legally take to complete an evaluation of a special needs child once requested.

This article describes the rights of parents to object to the premature graduation of their special needs student.

In this article, an experienced science-fair judge offers tips on how to produce a winning science project.

By FamilyEducation Editorial Staff

This article explains the value of science fairs and offers some examples of science projects that students might consider. Learn how you can help your child prepare for the science fair without getting stressed.

Learn how to organize the legal papers associated with the education of your special needs student.

Learn how to organize the legal papers associated with the education of your special needs student.

By FamilyEducation Editorial Staff

Learn how your child's homework responsibilities will change in fourth grade and how you can support them.

Learn about the rights of special needs students to be included in after school programs.

This article explains in depth what the parents of a special needs child's rights are when it comes to school placement.

Parents who are having chronic battles with their children do well to find somebody else to play the role of "pusher."

Exemplary inclusive programs do not adopt a "one size fits all" approach, but provide a continuum of services available for all children.

Learn where you can go to find out about organizations that focus on adult literacy.

What should a parent do when her child's grades plummet from A's and B's to D's?

Moving to a new school and being the new kid almost always cause anxiety.

This article discusses the pros and cons of charter schools.

Punishment or requiring certain grades will not result in a student doing his best.