Parent Resources- HELP FOR THE HOME!
Welcome to parent links. We know managing your child’s education requires balancing a lot of moving parts. To save you time, we’ve gathered helpful resources in one convenient spot. Use the quick links below to explore ways to help your student outside of the classroom.
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Arkansas State Library Traveler Access
Traveler databases offer magazines, books, encyclopedias, and other resources to all Arkansas residents. Research current events, science, business, health, notable people, hobbies, and much more from your library, school, home or office. Ask how to access Traveler at your college/university, public library or school.
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Positive Parenting Toolkits
Positive Parenting Toolkits: Curated by Arkansas Blue Cross and Blue Shield, these free, downloadable age-specific booklets (covering ages 2–5, 6–12, and 13–17) offer behavioral health information, safety checklists, and at-home activities.
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Special Needs Parent Toolkits
Provided by organizations like The Center for Exceptional Families (TCFEF), which supplies physical and virtual organizational toolkits for managing IEP/504 plans for children with disabilities.
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State Support and Helpline
855-275-6667 (ARK MOMS) or reach out to local county health units.
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UA Cooperative Extension Service Resources
Offers practical toolkits like the Home Alone Handbook, preschool behavior guides (See the World Through My Eyes), and the monthly Just in Time Parenting newsletter series.
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Center for Effective Parenting (CEP)
A joint initiative by Arkansas Children's Hospital and the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS) providing extensive multilingual parenting handouts, class schedules, and behavioral guidance.
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