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Though state standards vary widely, most middle schoolers take a year of U.S. history.

Students get a taste of political science as they learn the three branches of government.

Give your third-, fourth-, or fifth-grader healthy detective work with this nutritious game.

A parents' guide to strategic planning for children on the autism spectrum.

Parent involvement can have a powerful impact. Learn how to connect with groups that promote parent involvement in schools.

Read about options parents have for negotiating disagreements about their children's special education placement or program.

Want to fire up your child's curiosity about space, nature or college life this summer? If so, check out these unusual summer learning programs.

Ed reform and parents

How parent activists are bringing about drastic educational changes one school at a time.

Peer counseling and a no put-downs week are some reader-tested solutions for dealing with bullies.

Social studies in second grade

Second graders dive into history by reading biographies of U.S. leaders and luminaries.

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