Parent's Page
iGuardianTeen is a smart phone application
designed for you to download onto your teen driver's phone. The App was
created to help parents keep their teen drivers safe while they gain
driving experience by utilizing 17 safety features that will provide
feedback and peace of mind while your teen is behind the wheel.
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Do you like to text? How about your children? Grab a tissue and watch this 10 minute video with those children! AT&T Texting While Driving (cannot be viewed on school network) |
Drugs & Alcohol Information for Parents and Teens
Internet Safety information for
all ages
ADHD -
Positive
Parenting
Looking
for educational apps for your mobile device? Try
these suggestions from Diane Darrow.
Powering Offline
Action-Using the power of online to get teens to do good stuff
offline.
Parent Resource
Center
Everything you need to keep your family safe online.
The Parentalyzer
A Parent's Guide to the Teen Brain
The Power
of Parents
Prevention Education
Alabama Marriage and Family
The Alabama Community Healthy Marriage Initiative (ACHMI) is made up of
people who have a passion and expertise for helping families thrive.
ACHMI is funded by a 5-year grant from the U.S. Department of Health and
Human Services Office of Family Assistance. It is a partnership between
Auburn University, the Alabama Cooperative Extension System, the
Children’s Trust Fund of Alabama, a consortium of state agencies and
organizations, and eleven Family Resource Centers, two Mental Health
Centers, and a growing number of other individuals and community-based
organizations who have joined together to provide programs and services
to support the development and maintenance of healthy relationships and
stable marriages throughout Alabama. The ACHMI has Workshops that can be
viewed online at this address:
www.alabamamarriage.org/workshops.php
7 Easy Steps
to a Well-Organized Family
Connect with Kids
- Helping parents & teacher raise resilient kids with character.
Parents: SchoolCast Rapid Alert & Notification System will be used for
emergency contact situations. Parents will need to
log in and
update the contact information.
Youth Smoking Prevention Parent
Resource Center
Tolerance.org
is help for parents to integrate lessons of respect and tolerance into
daily activities.
FEMA for
Kids help kids prepare for disasters
Has this ever happened to you? You sit down to help your child with
their homework when the phone rings; it's a telemarketer.
The
National "Do Not Call" Registry gives you a choice about whether to
receive telemarketing calls at home.
Raising
a Reader by Abby Margolis Newman - Scholastic.com
Stop Bulling Now - what parents can do.
KidsHealth.org is for Parents, Kids, and Teens
Winston County Parent Responsibility
» Parent's Responsibility for their
child's conduct
» Dress Code for Students
» Parent's Responsible for Damages to School Property
» Administrative Responses for Damages to School Property
Parents, at no time should you be in doubt in regards to your
child's progress in school. Most teachers send home contact information
at the beginning of each school year. Other than those, the best time to
talk with the teacher is before school or during the teacher's planning
period.
When you renew your automobile
tags this year, ask for a Helping Schools Tag. It's tax
deductible and 75% of the purchase price goes directly to Alabama's
public schools.
| Winston County Probate Judge Address: P. O. Box 27 Double Springs, AL 35553 Phone: 205-489-5219 |
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Unlike other specialty automobile tags that can cost an additional $50
or more, the Helping Schools Tags are only $15. The price is
intentionally low to allow everyone a chance to make a difference in our
local schools.
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When your child if being bullied - A guide for parents
What is Cyberbulling - How can my child avoid it
What is Social Networking - What are the dangers
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"Learning begins at birth"
Learning Stages from BornLearning
birth (.pdf)
2 months (.pdf)
4-6 months (.pdf)
6-12 months (.pdf)
12-18 months (.pdf)
18-24 months (.pdf)
24-36 months (.pdf)
3 years (.pdf)
4 years (.pdf)
5 years (.pdf)
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| Understanding Your School’s Limits on Sharing Information | |
| When your child has been a victim of bullying,
it’s natural to want to know exactly what will happen to the
child who bullied him or her. If you ask an educator in the United States, “What punishment is that child going to receive?” and hear… “That’s confidential.” You may conclude that the educator or administrator is avoiding your question or protecting the bully. In fact, they are simply obeying the law! |
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| What A School
Official CANNOT tell you: |
What A School
Official CAN tell you: |
| Specific disciplinary procedures instituted against any child except your own | Specific disciplinary procedures that are defined in school policy or administrative procedures, and whether or not they intend to follow that policy in this case |
| -any actions the school is taking that specifically affect a child other than your own (e.g., moving another child to a different classroom) | -any actions the school is taking that affect your child (e.g., moving your child to another classroom) |
| -the content of any communications with another child’s parents or guardians | -the fact that they have been in communication with the parents or guardians of other children |
| -any contract or agreement with a child who is not your own, or with the parents of that child | -any actions the school is taking which affect the children generally but which may impact the incident(s) in question (e.g., placing an adult monitor in a spot which has been identified as one where bullying occurs) |