Back to School Tips
Back to School: Tips from the PTA
Getting Ready for a New School Year
Other Resources
Tips for Parents from the National Education Association
Health and Safety Tips from the American Academy of Pediatrics
Back to School Tips from the Federal Citizen Information Center
Tips to reduce waste during back-to-school season
Time to Help Children at School: The Family School Partnership Act
Reading Resources
Book Lists from the NEA
Teachers' Top 100 Books for Children
Braille and Talking Book Library
The California State PTA has put together some resources to help you and your child get ready!
Preparing for a new school year can help your child feel more confident. Here are
The American Academy of Pediatrics shares some suggestions on Preparing for the First Day of School
Be involved with your child at home.
- Your Child’s Education Begins at Home
Spanish Arabic Armenian Cambodian Chinese Hmong Korean Tagalog Thai Vietnamese - Helping Your Teen Get the Most Out of High School Guide
- Helping Your Child Learn to Read Guide
- Raising Ready Readers Guide
- Raising Scientifically Literate Children Guide
- A Successful Kindergarten Transition Guide
The beginning of a school year brings the beginning of homework. Here are some tips for parents in English and Spanish on how to help your child with homework
One of the best things about a new school year is the opportunity to be involved in helping your child, your school, and your community.
Your PTA provides you with helpful suggestions on Getting Involved in Your Child's School
And in no time, you will be having your first parent-teacher conference. How to Get the Most Out of Your Parent Teacher Conference
Your PTA provides resources to help your children succeed. Help Strengthen your PTA during the Back to School Membership Drive.
