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Summer programs and camps can be a fun way to help your child grow and improve their social skills while they are out of school. In many cases, they can support your child’s educational journey as well. If your child has a disability, you may wonder what kind of...
As the parent of a child with unique learning needs, you understand how difficult it can be to ensure that your child has the support and care they deserve. Children in California with disabilities have specific rights, including the right to a free and appropriate...
Children with chronic illnesses may have their good days, where they can attend school with mild symptoms and no issues. However, the bad days with serious symptoms can interrupt your child’s whole life, much less their schooling. In these situations, here are a few...
If your child has disabilities of any kind, you might have received early intervention services to help meet their needs. Now that they are approaching school age, it can be both exciting and stressful for parents. After looking into programs and special education...
Most students look forward to their midday recess break throughout the morning at school. However, for some students, recess might be a point of stress or discomfort. It is common for children to deal with exclusion at recess – including children with disabilities....
As your child nears the end of their high school career, it is time to seriously consider college plans. There is a long list of to-dos during this period, from completing applications to seeking financial aid. However, one of the most important decisions is which...
Every parent has heard the words, “I don’t want to go to school,” from their child. As a parent or guardian of a child with learning disabilities, you might hear this phrase more frequently. However, what happens when it continues, and it is clear your child is...
Although dyslexia is the most common learning disability in the United States, many students with dyslexia still struggle to obtain the help and support they need in school. There are several reasons for this, but a recent article highlighted one critical reason that...
Going to college is a big step for any student; however, if your child has a disability, this step may require additional planning and preparation. Unfortunately, individualized education programs (IEPs) do not transfer to college. As we discussed in a previous blog...
Every elementary schooler’s favorite part of the school day is likely recess. After all, the time that children can get outside and play with their friends may seem more exciting than learning reading, writing and arithmetic. Recess actually is an essential part of...