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Children of industry, parents of hope: Immigrant settlement in Albany, New York 1830-1920 ; a teaching packet with lesson plans, facsimile documents, and resources by Maryanne Malecki, 1994
Steps to universal prekindergarten guidebook: A resource for superintendents, school boards, prekindergarten policy advisory boards, teachers, early childhood ... policymakers, parents, and citizens by Lynn Schuster, 1998
Injuries and response what parents and professional providers are telling us about treating children with traumatic brain injury (SuDoc ED 1.310/2:341176) by Betty Pieper, 1991
Building school-family partnerships in a South Bronx classroom (SuDoc ED 1.310/2:437449) by David Bensman, 1999

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Parent Resources
parent Educational resources (www.ed.gov/pubs/parents), Ginott. Haim G. Teacher and Child. new YorkAvon Books, 1970. parent news (parent.net), Gordon, Thomas.
http://www.hudson.k12.ma.us/parent_resources/home.htm
Parent To Parent Of New York State - Connecting And Supporting Families Of Indiv
parent to parent of NYS is a nonprofit organization that connects and supports families of individuals with special needs by providing oneto-one parent matches, information and referral. Do you
http://www.parenttoparentnys.org/

Extractions: We offer various Services through our Regional Offices to assist us in Our Mission to connect and support families of individuals with special needs. This website serves as a representative sample of how we can help a parent of an individual with a disability or special health care need. We hope that you will contact us so we may assist you in meeting your family's needs. Our services are free and confidential.
Learning Disabilities
news. Senate approves major changes in the Individuals with Disabilities education Act new york Times (registration required), CNN. Parents.
http://www.ldonline.org/
The Special Education Home Page
education for Early Childhood Parents Guide for ERIC ; National Association for education the Young; Needs Technology Technology Assistance new york State; Lab
http://specialed.freeyellow.com/

Extractions: Notes: IGNORANCE IS OUR BIGGEST FOE!! Decide today to achieve your goal by understanding all there is to know about your particular area of interest in Special Education. Remember, if you're a parent, the most important thing to you should be your family! Make sure that you do everything possible to help your children live and succeed with the disabilities they may have. If you're a student, you must understand that there is NO secret potion or formula! Knowledge will help you comprehend what your disability is all about and Hard Work will help you to better live and succeed with it! These are the only ways you will achieve your goals!! Best wishes and good luck to everyone! 2003-2004 School Year
DYCD Literacy Programs
to learn about their childrens education and development Time is also allocated for parents to discuss Center for Family Literacy selected new york City to
http://www.nyc.gov/html/dycd/html/services-literacy-programs.html

Extractions: DYCD HOME ABOUT DYCD FAQs RESOURCES ... SITEMAP DYCD Services Adult Basic Education Adult Health Awareness After School Programs Beacon Program ... Family Support Services Additional Services Fatherhood Initiative GED/Grad Equiv Diploma HIV/AIDS Support Health/Nutrition Instr Homelessness Youth Housing Advocacy Immigrant Services In-School Youth Employment Intergenerational Programs Interagency Youth Issues Literacy Neighborhood Revitalization Out-of-School Time Out-of-School Youth Emplymnt Parent Education Peer Telephone Discussions Runaway/Homeless Youth Senior Programs Street Outreach Substance Abuse Education Summer Youth Employment SYEP SYEP Application Status TASC (The AfterSchool Corp) Transitional Ind. Living Truancy Prevention U.S. Citizenship Workforce Investment Act Workforce Investment Board Violence Intrvntion/Prevention Youth Board Youth Council Youth Development Youth Employment Youth Leadership Youth Peers Youth with Disabilities Youth-led Workshops Youthline
Family Involvement In Children's Education; Appendix A - Buffalo Parent Center
from the State University of new york at Buffalo and wearable arts, aerobics, adult basic education classes, advanced for college credit, and parenting seminars
http://www.ed.gov/pubs/FamInvolve/buffalo.html

Extractions: Buffalo, New York Buffalo Public Schools is a large urban school district that serves about 48,000 children from birth through grade twelve. Fifty-three percent of the district's students are African American, 34 percent are white, 10 percent are Hispanic, and 3 percent are American Indian or Asian. Fifty-nine percent of its students qualify for the federal free or reduced price lunch program. The parent center operates year-round, except for school holidays. During the school year the center is open from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.; it closes one half-hour earlier during the summer. The center's Even Start Family Literacy program serves the same group of families for an entire calendar year; all other programs operate on a semester basis. Activities take place within one of three daily sessions: morning, afternoon, or evening. During morning sessions parents with young children engage in developmentally appropriate learning activities and parenting skills training. In the afternoon and evening sessions, families with older children take parent and child computer courses, and participate in tutoring and homework sessions or nonacademic classes such as art, aerobics, and music. Evenings are the busiest time, with 25 to 40 families attending the center. The center employs about 30 staff members, including 7 specialists in adult and early childhood education, 3 home liaisons employed by the Even Start program, a full-time computer teacher, and teachers from the public school system who serve as mathematics, reading, and language specialists.
New York Consortium For Worker Education
With funding from the State education Department, the 14parent resource centers where parents can go United Federation of Teachers, the new york affiliate of
http://www.workingforamerica.org/documents/journal3/newyork.htm

Extractions: New York Consortium for Worker Education The national welfare-to-work bill removed more than a million New Yorkers from income maintenance. It was natural then that New York's Consortium for Worker Education became involved in welfare-to-work initiatives. A nonprofit organization created by the union movement and funded by public sources, the Consortium has a long history of workforce training and development. More than 36 international unions participate in the Consortium, representing most of the major unions in the New York area. The Consortium's initial effort with welfare-to-work was designed to address two problems: welfare mothers in the New York area needed jobs, and they needed child care to get and keep jobs. Needed: Child Care Services
NYPL, Best Of The Web
Arts Games For Parents Teachers Holidays Celebrations new york, new york People Preparedness Domestic Violence education Employment and Job
http://www2.nypl.org/home/branch/links/

Extractions: @import "/styles/markup-nonNS4.css"; Skip to Left Navigation Skip to Main Content get a library card? find a book? renew a book? reserve a book? research a topic? find a job at NYPL? volunteer for NYPL? support NYPL? rent space? learn to read? learn English? find events? find exhibitions? find classes? connect with wireless?
Right To Education In NYC
in ensuring the human right of parents, students and implementation and accountability around the right to education. First reform process in new york City.
http://www.cesr.org/PROGRAMS/us program/nyceducation.htm

Extractions: CESR works with policy and community groups to integrate a human rights perspective into education advocacy in New York City public schools. The international human rights framework recognizes that every child has the human right to a quality education. This right is codified in international treaties and declarations such as the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and the Convention on the Rights of the Child. The human rights framework requires governments to fulfill the basic learning needs of every child, providing them with the skills necessary to participate fully in society and the knowledge to develop as a human being. The Right to Education Project emphasizes the need to strengthen parent and community participation in the management and oversight of the school system in order to strengthen government accountability for providing a quality education.
The Center For Arts Education: Home
The Center for Arts education is pleased to announce the 20032004 Parents As Arts Partners grants, awarded to 150 new york City public elementary, middle, and
http://www.cae-nyc.org/
United Cerebral Palsy Of New York City, Inc. - News
free 2002/2003 Workshop Series is for new york City parents NYC This organization provides workshops for parents on Special education, Organizational Skills
http://www.ucpnyc.org/events/consumnews.cfm

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Nyc.babyzone.com -- Your Local Guide To Pregnancy And Parenting Resources.
Hello, new york! These local resources specialize in giving parents the support they need.
http://nyc.babyzone.com/

Extractions: Baby Gear at Fisher-Price! Choose a Resource Breastfeeding Camps Child Care Classes for Kids Education Family Fun Family Safety Fertility Holidays In the Spotlight Libraries Multiples Party Planning Photographers Pregnancy-Postpartum Relocation Guide Support-Special Needs Vacation Guide Volunteering Hello, New York! Welcome to BabyZone ! My name is Holly and I am your Guide to great local family events here in NYC. Here you'll find a wealth of information on childcare, fertility, pregnancy and parenting.
Nyc.babyzone.com -- Your Local Guide To Pregnancy And Parenting Resources.
Choose a Resource. new york education.
http://nyc.babyzone.com/parentresources.asp?type=Education
College Cost Central
the Committee will work to add new sunshine and consumers, the Committee believes, America s higher education system will be resources FOR STUDENTS AND PARENTS.
http://edworkforce.house.gov/issues/108th/education/highereducation/collegecostc

Extractions: What do you think? Click HERE to take our College Cost Survey America's higher education system is facing a crisis. Decades of dramatically increasing costs, in both good economic times and bad, are threatening to push the dream of college out of reach for millions of students and families. Led by 21st Century Competitiveness Subcommittee Chairman Howard P. "Buck" McKeon, Republicans on the Education & the Workforce Committee have pledged to hold colleges accountable for these dramatic increases to help keep college affordable. In the coming months, through reauthorization of the Higher Education Act, the Committee will work to add new sunshine and transparency to our nation's higher education system. Legislation will be offered to provide the consumers of higher education students and parents with accessible and easily-understandable information, allowing them to better exercise freedom in the marketplace of higher education. By empowering consumers, the Committee believes, America's higher education system will be more accountable to the students it exists to serve.
NEW PALS
Calvert Square Developments; and (7) york College South Through new PALS, a core group of parents at and support network of educational resources available to
http://qemnetwork.qem.org/NEW PALS Project.html

Extractions: Education in Selected Communities With support from the National Science Foundation, the QEM Network piloted the NEW PALS initiative in ten communities from September 1999-April 2003. NEW PALS built on both current and past QEM programs in selected sites. Seven of these sites are public housing communities located near college campuses on which community service centers (CSCs) have been established to link the resources of the institutions to the educational needs of the residents, while the remaining three communities are part of a General Electric (GE) Fund-QEM partnership. Cleveland, Ohio; and Florence, South Carolina. Through NEW PALS, a core group of parents at each site has been trained and offered support to encourage them to become: stronger participants in the provision of quality science, mathematics, and technology (SMT) education for their children; and more informed advocates of quality education in their local schools. Efforts focused on (1) the design and implementation of a community-based institute at each location that offered parents a range of educational, training, and leadership development activities-tied to the educational level of their children; and (2) the creation and maintenance of an information and support network of educational resources available to parents electronically, via QEM's Website, an 800 number, and in printed form. An abbreviated version of this project is taking place in four public housing communities in Jacksonville, Florida, with support from the Doval County Public Schools.
Families Together In New York State
new york Yellow Pages for Kids with Disabilities grassroots organizations, and parent support groups. be adding evaluators, educational consultants, academic
http://www.ftnys.org/links.htm
New York State Summer Reading Program
new york s National Parks; Statue of Liberty National Monument. Reading resources for The Road to Literacy A fun (and educational!) quiz for parents.
http://www.summerreadingnys.org/parents/

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New York Healthy Schools Network And Children's Environmental Health
to improve school environments in new york State and Able to respond quickly to new developments. Educational Materials. More resources for Educational Materials.
http://www.cehn.org/cehn/resourceguide/nyhsn.html

Extractions: URL: www.healthyschools.org Activities Healthy Schools Network, Inc. is a national not for profit environmental health information, education, and research organization dedicated to assuring every child an environmentally safe and healthy school. Centered on protecting children, it has an active policy and outreach agenda in New York State, convened and coordinates the national Coalition for Healthier Schools , and through its award-winning Clearinghouse , has provided organizing and technical assistance to parents, personnel and schools in every state. HSN has spurred the development of and partners with a growing set of state and local healthy schools groups addressing schools as children's workplaces schools and day care facilities. With a professional Board of Directors and Board of National Advisers from labor, education, health, parent, and environmental organizations, it has won new policies, legislation, regulations, and funds to improve school environments in New York State and nationally .
New York Coalition For Alternatives To Pesticides And Children's Environmental H
The mission of the new york Coalition for limited basis, to respond quickly to new developments. Educational Materials. More resources for Educational Materials.
http://www.cehn.org/cehn/resourceguide/nycap.html

Extractions: URL: http://www.crisny.org/not-for-profit/nycap/nycap.htm Activities The mission of the New York Coalition for Alternatives to Pesticides (NYCAP) is to eliminate the use of hazardous chemicals through education and outreach. NYCAP seeks to improve public and environmental health by promoting the use of safer alternatives to pesticides, cleaning supplies and other chemicals, by advocating for the reduction of risks in the manufacture, transportation, use and disposal of toxic chemicals and by campaigning for environmentally sound public policy. NYCAP is committed to the elimination of pesticide hazards. NYCAP has two fundamental goals. First, to provide the information people need to fully assess the risks posed by pesticide use. Second, to offer real alternatives, such as local sources for organic food, techniques for safe pest control, training for workplace pesticide reduction, plans of action for local organizing, or advice on effective grassroots lobbying. We enable people to take an active role in protecting their personal, public and environmental health.
Thirteen Online Education: Dealing With Tragedy
horrific terrorist attacks in new york, Washington, and victims through support and education for individuals offers advice for teachers, parents, and students
http://www.thirteen.org/teach/tips.html

Extractions: To help you cope with the effects of the horrific terrorist attacks in New York, Washington, and Pennsylvania, both as educators and as parents, we have compiled a list of tips and resources focused on helping children through these difficult times. We also encourage you to read this thoughtful article by Robert Evans, Ed. D., Helping Children Cope with Tragic Loss , and to share your own tips with other teachers and parents at our Discussion Board Tips for Teachers

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