1. Parent Education Network Welcome to parent education Network's Website. PEN is pennsylvania's statewide parent National Disability Issues and resources, Special education Legal Links, Transportation http://www.parentednet.org/

Parent Education Network 2107 Industrial Highway, York, PA 17402 717-600-0100 V/TTY or 1-800-522-5827 V/TTY or 1-800-441-5028 (Spanish), 717-600-8101 fax Welcome to Parent Education Network's Website PEN is Pennsylvania's statewide Parent Training and Information Center. Much of the information included in this site is designed to support Pennsylvania parents of children with special needs, but information and links are included on Federal Special Education, National Disability Issues and Resources, Special Education Legal Links, Transportation, and Travel that will also pertain to parents and individuals with disabilities in other states. We hope you find the following information helpful. Our site has portions which are still under development, so we hope you'll stop back soon. Since our primary objective is to support parents, please feel free to call us for further information or assistance. Parents within Pennsylvania may reach us at our toll free number, 1-800-522-5827. Thank you for visiting. E-mail us: pen@parentednet.org

2. PA Association For Gifted Education of education, spoke pennsylvania Department of education Links to Regulations, FAQs, Forms and Formats, parents' Guide, Web resources. Chapter 16 from the PA Bulletin. New parent's http://www.penngifted.org/

Welcome Welcome to the Pennsylvania Association for Gifted Education (PAGE) home page. Our web site is intended to offer user-friendly access to complete resources concerning gifted education in Pennsylvania, whether you are a student, parent, educator, or legislator. PAGE is an affiliate chapter of National Association for Gifted Children, CEC, Council of Exceptional Children, and NASAG, National Alliance of State Associations for the Gifted. Announcements: May 1, 2004 PAGE launches new web site. Our new web site has a clean, new look thanks to David Shively of the SME Group. Shively and his wife Candy, both supporters of gifted education, rebuilt the site using a database-driven design so users can immediately find information specific to their interests. The new design can be amended instantly to add new information on upcoming events or legislative alerts. The site also features graphic images created by Luke Janson, a high school senior in the gifted program at Cumberland Valley High School. The site designers plan to include further new content in the future. Summer program information will be available as soon as it is shared with PAGE each year. If you know of a program that should be included, please contact

3. Early Childhood Education Resources On The World Wide Web If you have a navigation frame to the left (a list of academic disciplines) and you'd like to get rid of it, you can do so by clicking HERE. and suggestions for new resources to the College Webmaster and Early Childhood education. National parent Information Network (NPIN with cancer, from University of pennsylvania http://webster.commnet.edu/webpicks/weblist/educ_list.htm

If you have a navigation frame to the left (a list of academic disciplines) and you'd like to get rid of it, you can do so by clicking HERE . Clicking on the hyperlinks on this page will open a new window, eliminating the navigation frame to the left. We do not wish to confine other people's Web pages to our framed structure. You can return to this page by using the BACK button on your browser, by saving it as a Bookmark or Favorite, or by using the pulldown menu on the address line (if your browser is so equipped).. This list was reviewed and updated on 6 August 2001. Please send news of dead and changed links and suggestions for new resources to the College Webmaster The Laboratory School , a nationally accredited Early Childhood program for the children of students, faculty, and the Greater Hartford community. Catalogue Information for programs and courses in Education at Capital ERIC Clearinghouse on Elementary and Early Childhood Education National Parent Information Network (NPIN) , from Tufts University. Sites are grouped in six categories Family, Education, Health, Typical Development, Childcare, and Activities and then further divided by topic. America's Children: Key National Indicators of Well-Being, 1999

4. Marc's Special Education/Exceptionality Page Marc Sheehan's Special education/Exceptionality Page. Last Updated April 7, 2004. Welcome to my special education and exceptionality page. I hope that you find this page of resources useful. education Guide. parent2-parent For Special Students. parents Helping parents Site. parentsplace.com. Pediatric Development and Behavior Homepage. pennsylvania education resources in http://www.halcyon.com/marcs/sped.html

Marc Sheehan's Special Education/Exceptionality Page Last Updated: June 1, 2004 Welcome to my special education and exceptionality page. I hope that you find this page of resources useful. Feel free to check out my lesson plans page and my educational resources page as well. If you want to suggest any improvements, or inform me of any "dead" links, please contact me at the address below. OSPI Special Education Page (WA) DO-IT Program at U. of Washington Cystic Fibrosis Foundation: State of Washington Chapter Council for Exceptional Children Page ... About Autism Law A Resource Page About One Hand Typing ADDHelpline A.D.D. Warehouse A commercial site with ADD resources A.D.D. WWW Archive Affirm Able Access Associates ALFY Graphic Web Portal for Kids American Cancer Society ... Kathie's Good Speech Includes material on Autism Kids Can Learn Kids Together, Inc. LDLearning.com LD Online ... MBF Center Deals With Physical Impairments and LD Mental Health Net More Special Ed Links National Academy for Child Development National Assistive Device Center ... National Diffusion Network From the Dept. of Education National Early Childhood Technical Assistance System For Early Childhood Special Educators National Informational Center for Children and Youth With Disabilities National Campaign to Fully Fund IDEA National Center for Learning Disabilities National Clearinghouse of Rehab Training Materials ... Our-Kids Good Resource For Parents A Page About Stuttering Paraeducator Self-Study Program Parentpals Special Education Guide Parent-2-Parent For Special Students ... Parentsplace.com

5. Parent's Resources. Placement courses online, sponsored by pennsylvania Homeschoolers; education Program for Gifted Internet bulletin board for parents of highly and http://www.ri.net/gifted_talented/parents.html

Home Advocacy Characteristics Events ... Sites that are dedicated to Helping Gifted Adults understand what it's all about If Dr. Seuss had a gifted child .... by Mary Beth Northrup Dear Mom-I-am, dear Mom-I-am, we have a problem, Mom-I-am. Your son won't do what he must do. He drives me crazy, yes it's true! He will stall and squirm and hum, and leave all of his work undone. He dreams and will not pay attention, have you considered medication? With other kids he does not play, he is alone much of the day. Something does not seem quite right, because I know he must be bright. He seems to learn, despite the rest, but the work is not his best. He is disruptive, yes it's true. He just won't do what he must do! Yes, teacher, I can really see, how frustrating all this must be, A child who does not meet the norm, a child whose mold won't fit the form. I've had him tested on WISC-III, by your approved test agency. He scores far higher than the mean, there's more to this that can be seen. So help us, help us find the way, to teach this child best if we may. He is not like the rest you see, he acts and thinks far differently.

6. Pennsylvania Parents And Caregivers Resource Network the History of the Right to education and/or disabilities, services or who are forming parent groups call Council who funds PPCRN through resources for Human http://www.ppcrn.org/

A website for parents and caregivers of children and adults with developmental disabilities. 1-888-5-PARENT (572-7368) or 717-561-0098 • Fax: 717-561-0945 "Information and Workshops" "Home of the Mini Money Grants" Welcome We are a ten year old statewide cross-disability, grassroots network that supports parents' and caregivers' efforts to help their children and adult family members with developmental disabilities. PPCRN and its POWER Network help families to form local groups and to network with other parents in their regions and across the state. We promote inclusionary practices in all areas of life among families of children and adults with developmental disabilities. Search our website or call us at the numbers below for information about developmental disabilities, special education concerns, consultation for developing parent groups or information about our workshops for parents regarding special education, adult services, the History of the Right to Education and/or the Disability Movement or the PA Waiting List Campaign’s mental retardation waivers training please call: Project Office/Central Region: 1-888-572-7368 Eastern Region: Diana - 1-888-205-4915 Western Region: Joan - 1-888-890-5665 Mini Money Grant Program for Parent Groups: Cheryl - 1-800-838-4156 The POWER Network: for families of adults with developmental disabilities who have concerns or need information about disabilities, services or who are forming parent groups call: Joleen - 1-800-325-4963

7. Head Start Information And Publication Center: Parent Resources Internet Pathfin resources such as AskERIC and parents AskERIC, and the National parent Information Network. Family education Network the University of pennsylvania, this is a http://www.headstartinfo.org/infocenter/guides/pi_edu.htm

Questions? Privacy Site Index Contact Us ... Contact Us Parent Resources: An Internet Pathfinder Resource Guides Introduction Child Care Child Development Education Fatherhood Health Mental Health Parenting ... Technology EDUCATION GENERAL EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES America Goes Back To School http://www.ed.gov/Family/agbts/ AGBTS is a U.S. Department of Education initiative to encourage greater family and community involvement in education. The site has information on best practices and model programs as well as many public awareness materials. Children, Youth and Family Consortium's Electronic Clearinghouse http://www.cyfc.umn.edu/ The Families and Learning pages contain links for parents, kids, and teachers interested in family involvement in education. They also provide links to research materials and critical issues such as using new technologies for learning. Early Childhood Education On Line http://www.ume.maine.edu/ECEOL-L/ This site provides on-line resources on early childhood development and education. They also have a section with links to helpful Internet information such as on-line tutorials for using the Internet, learning Net etiquette, and web page creation. ERIC Clearinghouse on Elementary and Early Childhood Education http://www.eric.ed.gov/searchdb/index.html

8. Online Resources For Special Education - Pennsylvania - GreatSchools.net related processes, and lists parent resources stateby of information on special education law and http://www.greatschools.net/cgi-bin/showarticle/pa/94/parent

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9. Education World® - Parent Resources : Education Programs : Summer Camps : Gener Newsletters. TOP parent resources education Programs Summer Camps Located on 22 wooded acres just north of the Marylandpennsylvania line http://db.educationworld.com/perl/browse?cat_id=4889

10. Online Resources For Parent Involvement In Schools - Pennsylvania - GreatSchools Among its parent involvement suggestions are “School Public education Network PEN has produced an http://www.greatschools.net/cgi-bin/showarticle/pa/264/parent

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11. The DRM Regional Resource Directory: Pennsylvania Group Down Syndrome Center of Western pennsylvania Down Syndrome parent Network Eastern pennsylvania Down Syndrome Center National resources education See also http://www.disabilityresources.org/PENNSYLVANIA.html

Home Subjects States Librarians ... Contact Us The DRM Regional Resources Directory (States) Pennsylvania - The Keystone State Updated 6/2004 State Index About / Hints / Link General See also Multi-Services Agencies Accessible PA The Center at the University of Pittsburgh Community and Regional Resources for Allegheny County and Southwestern Pennsylvania Institute on Disabilities/UAP ... Speaking for Ourselves [link updated 2/20/02] National Resources Aging AARP in Pennsylvania ElderWeb Pennsylvania Mental Health and Aging Pennsylvania Department of Aging ... National Resources AIDS/HIV Pittsburgh AIDS Task Force Alzheimer's Disease Alzheimer's Association - Chapters in Pennsylvania National Resources Arts Very Special Arts Pennsylvania National Resources Assistive Technology Access for People with Disabilities - Assistive Devices at Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh Center for Assistive Technology at the University of Pittsburgh Pennsylvania Department of Education - Assistive Technology Pennsylvania's Assistive Technology Lending Library ... National Resources Autism Autism Society of America Berks County Chapter South Central Pennsylvania Chapter Autism Society of Pittsburgh Autism Support and Advocacy in Pennsylvania (ASAP) ... National Resources Blindness and Visual Impairments Associated Services for the Blind (ASB) Delco Blind/Sight Center Golden Triangle Council of the Blind (GTCB) Greater Pittsburgh Supported Employment Association (GPSEA)

12. Commonwealth Libraries Places For Parents PHEAA The pennsylvania Higher education Assistance Agency. PTA parent Involvement Tips and resources to keep you involved in the life of your child (includes http://www.statelibrary.state.pa.us/libraries/cwp/view.asp?a=12&Q=77381

13. Welcome To The Family And Parent Page that have been useful to families throughout pennsylvania. for family involvement in education, that are Left Behind website has parent resources available. http://www.pattan.k12.pa.us/partnerships/family.htm

Family Welcome to the family and parent page! This page contains information and resources that have been useful to families throughout Pennsylvania. The purpose of this information is to provide parents and school districts with the support and technical assistance necessary to include all students with diverse abilities in their home school communities. Family involvement in the educational lives of children changes over time. Sometimes those changes are related to the age of the student, and other times it has to do with the time availability of the parents. Working parents are, at times, challenged to keep up with their busy life that includes involvement in their child's schooling.

14. Parenting Resources - The York Daily Record resources FOR parentS OF CHILDREN WITH PHYSICAL OR PA 17019 Service Area pennsylvania Time Live and literature on special education; parent and student rights http://ydr.com/local/parent/parent10.shtml

Search ydr.com Search the web Browse About us Announcements Awards Books ... York County History DIRECTORY OF PARENTING RESOURCES in YORK COUNTY RESOURCES FOR PARENTS OF CHILDREN WITH PHYSICAL OR MENTAL HANDICAPS The Arc of York County Phone: 717-846-6589 Site: 497 Hill St., York, PA 17403 Service Area: York County Time: Mon – Fri 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Contact: Agency staff Community and parent education and training regarding mental retardation. Advocacy, programs, camps, employment and case management services. Autism Support Group Phone: 717-792-3129 Site: Yorkshire Center, 295 Mills St., York, PA 17402 Service Area: York County Time: 1st Thurs, 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Contact: Diana Spangler Support group for parents and families of Autistic children under kindergarten age. Children’s Growth and Development Services Phone: 717-851-2334 Site: York Hospital Community Health Center, 605 S. George Street, Suite 200, York, PA 17403 Service Area: York and Adams counties Time: Thurs 8 a.m. to 3 p.m.; and 1st Wed every other month 8:30 a.m. to 10 a.m. Contact: Michele Marchese, RN

15. Parenting Resources - The York Daily Record DIRECTORY OF parentING resources in YORK COUNTY. parent education Network Phone 717600-0100 or 800-522 York, PA 17402 Service Area pennsylvania Time Mon http://ydr.com/local/parent/parent1.shtml

Search ydr.com Search the web Browse About us Announcements Awards Books ... York County History DIRECTORY OF PARENTING RESOURCES in YORK COUNTY Child Care Consultants Inc. Phone: 717-854-2273 or 800-864-4925 toll-free Site: 13 W. Market St., York, PA 17401 Service Area: York, Lancaster, Adams, Franklin, Cumberland and Dauphin Counties Time: Mon – Fri 8:30am – 5pm Contact: Agency staff Specialized information and referral services about child care providers. Connect Early Intervention Services Phone: Toll-free 800-692-7288 Site: 150 S. Progress Ave., Harrisburg, PA 17109 Service Area: Pennsylvania Time: Live counselors available Mon – Fri 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.; 24-hour message service Contact: D.J. Holtzman Provides information on early intervention for children from birth to 5 years old; child development information; parenting information; provides direct referrals for early intervention screening. Healthy Baby Helpline Phone: Toll-free 800-986-KIDS (5437) Site: Phone service Service area: Pennsylvania Time: Live counselors available 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.; voice mail available after hours

16. Parent Resources PBS Parents. Â funfilled site that helps you raise a child who is ready to learn. . pennsylvania Department of education. http://www.rosetree.k12.pa.us/library/resources/parent_resources.htm

Parent Resources Center for Safe and Responsible Internet Use  "to provide guidance to parents, educators, librarians, policy-makers, and others regarding effective, empowerment strategies to assist young people in gaining the knowledge, skills, motivation, and self-control to use the Internet and other information technologies in a safe and responsible manner." Community Update  "monthly newsletter for parents, educators and community partners involved in efforts to improve education puts its readers in touch with resources, services and publications for increasing student learning." Family Education  "created by parents for parents offers homework help, parenting tips, and expert advice" for little kids (0-8), kids (8-13) and teens (14-18). Getting Involved in Your Child's Education  tells how parents involvement in their child's education affects achievement, how parents can become proactive, and links to resources for specifics needs. Great Web Sites for Kids  is a collection of web sites evaluated by librarians and considered to be excellent recommendations for children up to and including fourteen. Growing with Media  "find concrete suggestions for teaching your child to sift through information and decide what's credible, resist advertising and shows that push a packaged way of seeing the world, watch closely and think critically, and use media to create rather than consume."

17. Parenting Resources At First Baby Mall know as you prepare to be a parent for the ICCE, IBCLC, Coordinator of Birth and Family education at Grand View Hospital in Sellersville, pennsylvania. http://www.firstbabymall.com/expecting/parenting/resources.htm

Parenting Resources Everything you need to know as you prepare to be a parent for the first time. Choosing a Pediatrician by Angela Daidone, Communications Specialist, St. JosephÕs ChildrenÕs Hospital in Paterson, New Jersey. Choosing a Pediatrician Choosing Your Child's Primary Care Physician by the experts at The Children's Hospital in Denver, Colorado. Choosing Your Baby's Pediatrician by Jerold Aronson, MD, and Susan Aronson, MD, pediatricians at St. Christopher's Hospital for Children in Philadelphia. Dr. Susan Aronson is also member of the board of Directors of the American Academy of Pediatrics. Choosing Your Child's Health Insurance by the experts at The Children's Hospital in Denver, Colorado. What are the "Baby Blues"? Post-Partum Depression Postpartum Doula: Ancient Concept, Modern Necessity by Susan S. Keeney, Director of Mothercare Doula Services in Connecticut and the mother of five. Choosing a Nursing Bra Choosing to Breastfeed by Jan Moeller, RNC, Manager of Milford Hospital's Family Childbirth Center in Connecticut. She has been a direct provider of mother-baby nursing care for twenty years, and has managed the maternity services at Milford Hospital for thirteen years. Benefits of Breastfeeding by Carol Townson, RN, CCE, IBCLC of the Health Education and Lactation Consultants in Katy, Texas.

18. [ Good Schools Pennsylvania ] The following links are resources to help parents understand how to make a school parent Fact Sheets from the Pittsburgh Council on Public education. http://www.goodschoolspa.org/school/index.cfm?fuseaction=parent_resources

19. Education Resource Organizations Directory (EROD) access to library and informational resources through the Website http//www.mentorparent.org/ parent education Network (pennsylvania) Louise Thieme http://bcol02.ed.gov/Programs/EROD/org_list_by_territory.cfm?territory_cd=pa

20. Education Resource Organizations Directory (EROD) http//www.advocatesforchildren.org/ resources for Children with http//www.mentorparent.org/ parent education Network (pennsylvania) 2107 Industrial http://bcol02.ed.gov/Programs/EROD/org_list.cfm?category_ID=SPT

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