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Ms. Jodie's Parenting Support List

Parenting & Family Support

  1. U.S. Department of Health & Human Services – Children & Family Services
    Information about child care, children’s health, family support, resources for mothers and fathers, and other family services.
    Children & Family Services
  2. ChildCare.gov
    Resources to help families find child care and learn about assistance programs.

ChildCare.gov

  1. 211
    Connects families with local resources for food, housing, utilities, child care, health services, and other community assistance.

211

  1. Benefits.gov
    A federal resource for finding government benefit programs that may help families with food, health care, housing, child care, and other needs.

Benefits.gov

Single Parents

  1. SingleParents.org
    Information and support for single mothers and fathers, including parenting, financial, education, and family resources.
    SingleParents.org
  2. Single Mothers Grants
    Information about assistance programs and resources for single mothers, including housing, food, utilities, education, and financial assistance.
    Single Mothers Grants
  3. National Women’s Law Center – Families & Economic Security
    Resources addressing economic security and policies affecting women, children, and families.

National Women’s Law Center

Parents of Children With Disabilities

    1. U.S. Department of Education – Parents & Families
      A major starting point for parents of children with disabilities, including information about special education and Parent Training and Information Centers.
      U.S. Department of Education – Parents & Families
    2. Center for Parent Information and Resources
      Helps families locate Parent Training and Information Centers and Community Parent Resource Centers throughout the United States.
      Center for Parent Information and Resources
    3. Parent to Parent USA
      Connects parents of children with disabilities or special health care needs with support from other parents who have similar experiences.
      Parent to Parent USA

Black Families & Black Parents

 

      1. NAACP – Resources
        Resources covering education, civil rights, scholarships, youth opportunities, economic development, and other issues affecting Black communities.
        NAACP Resources
      2. NAACP – Family Engagement & Education
        Resources addressing family engagement and advocacy for Black children and youth in education.
        NAACP Family Engagement Resources
      3. Parent to Parent USA – Black & Brown Families
        Parent support and specialized community groups for families of children with disabilities, including Black and Brown families.
        Parent to Parent USA – Specialized Support

Father Support

  1. National Responsible Fatherhood Clearinghouse
    A U.S. Department of Health and Human Services resource connecting fathers, families, service providers, and fatherhood programs with information and support.
    National Responsible Fatherhood Clearinghouse
  2. All Pro Dad
    Parenting resources, activities, and information designed specifically to help fathers become more involved in their children’s lives.

All Pro Dad

Additional Family Support

  1. Family Voices
    Resources and support for families raising children and youth with special health care needs.

Family Voices

  1. Parent Advocacy & Support – Family Network on Disabilities
    Helps families locate parent centers and resources for children and youth with disabilities throughout the United States.
    Family Network on Disabilities

A Note to Parents

These organizations are independent resources and are not affiliated with or endorsed by our tutoring program. Programs, eligibility requirements, and availability may change, so please visit each organization’s website for the most current information.

Academic Calendar

The tutoring website can provide links to the appropriate school calendar so parents can plan tutoring and study time around school breaks.

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SCHOOL CALENDAR & ACADEMIC PLANNING

Use School Breaks Strategically

School holidays and breaks don’t have to mean that learning stops.

Long weekends and school breaks can provide valuable opportunities for students to review difficult concepts, complete unfinished work, strengthen foundational skills, and prepare for upcoming material.

Good Times for Academic Catch-Up

Thanksgiving Break
A good opportunity to review material from the first part of the school year and address areas where the student may be struggling.

Winter Break
Use the holiday break to reinforce skills, complete outstanding work, and prepare for the second half of the school year.

Mid-Winter Break
A valuable time for additional practice, review, and focused support without the pressure of daily classroom assignments.

Spring Break
An opportunity to review skills before the final stretch of the school year and prepare for upcoming tests and exams.

Summer Break
A great time to strengthen foundational skills, prevent learning loss, and prepare for the next grade level.

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