Four years ago they were cute second graders. Now they may still be cute, but your child is starting to change into a young adult. The changes in their physical, emotional, academic and psychological make-up may seem overwhelming sometimes. To get some help try some of the links below. The links will give some good advice about homework, parental issues and even some medical advice. Also, don't forget to check out the college planning link!

Giving Help to Your Student	Use these resources for guidance on how to help your student in their work.
Helping Your Student Succeed	This resource gives advice on how you can help your son or daughter succeed at school.
Great School Advice	This link gives advice about how you can help a child get the most out of school.
A Fun Internet Safety Site	This link gives advice about how to keep you child, and your computer, safe when they travel on the Internet.
Internet Safety	This link gives practical advice on how to let your children use the Internet safely.
Keeping Adolescents Healthy	This resource focuses on the physical and mental health of your son or daughter.
Dealing with Many Parental Issues	This resource has practical information on dozens of family situations. If you have a question or need advice on being a parent, check here!
More Advice on a Range of Issues	Haven't found an answer yet? This resource has practical information on even more family situations.
Live Parenting News	Use this resource for news stories, updated daily, on kids and parenting!
Toy and Product Recalls	Keep you family safe by checking out the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission for the latest recall information or on how to report a product problem.
What if Your Child needs to be Recalled?	Most of our kids are fantastic, but in case you know one who isn't use this site for help and how their behavior may affect you.
Possible Failing Connecticut Schools	Check out the most recent list of "failing" schools according to the No Child Left Behind (N.C.L.B.)" law.
Mr. Schweighoffer's Two Cents	Sorry, I couldn't resist this topic!
N.C.L.B. Official Page	The official government explanation of N.C.L.B.

Finally, parents, it may seem that they were just running to you with a hug after their first kindergarten class, but in about four years, as a sophomore, your child will start to decide how to possibly spend $100,000 on their four-year college. For more information on how to prepare for college see what Richard Riley, former U.S. Secratary of Education, has to say (Be sure to check out step number 2!).

Preparing for College Now	The former Secretary of Education's advice on how and why your student needs to plan for college now!
Financial Planning Information	Wondering how long it will take to save for college? Try this resource to figure out how long it takes to save the big bucks!
General College Information	All the questions you have about college should be answered with this resource.

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