Parents Creating Immense Change in Their Own Communities
“Parents and education professionals are creating immense and positive change in their own communities…We’re here for it!”
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“Parents and education professionals are creating immense and positive change in their own communities…We’re here for it!”
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Various legislation, programs, and organizations exist for special education services. Visit their sites and learn more about what is offered in PA.
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“…funding used for education needs to be safeguarded against being put ‘back into a broken system. If you care about the future of our children, you support the Pennsylvania Award for Student Success program.'”
Mom of Three Fights for PASS Program Read More »
“Let’s learn from those who have been there. Hopefully, some of this insight can be used to better attract new teachers (and re-engage former ones) into our school system.”
Change Needed in Education – A Teacher’s View Read More »
Read articles about PA’s literacy rates and how we can help improve early literacy.
Literacy Page Articles Read More »
Education Choice information for education professionals, such as teachers, administrators, tutors, and more!
Literacy Page Education Professional Information Read More »
Information for parents about literacy and how to ensure proper child development through various resources.
Literacy Page Parent Information Read More »
Reading scores, plans for improving literacy, and more resources for PA literacy.
Literacy Page Early and K-12 Literacy Read More »
Information from and about legislators working in PA Literacy Policy.
Literacy Page Government and Legislative Information Read More »
“David’s story and needs are complex, but one thing rings true: early identification of reading struggles and evidence-based instruction and interventions are desperately needed to put all kids on a path to learning success.”
Children Continue to Slip Through the Cracks Read More »