The Internet provides parents with a multitude of resources to keep them informed and to help them help their children. Click on the names to access some of the most useful of these websites. ACT Parent Resources *information from ACT for college planning AL QuickLinks for Parents *information about literacy, libraries, and more from the American Association of School Librarians  Commonwealth Institute for Parent Leadership *programs aimed at bringing together parents, teachers, community members, and school administrators for training, information, and experiences that help them work as partners to raise student achievement. Council for Exceptional Children *voice and vision of special education Education Place:  Parents' Place *pre-K-6 resources for teachers/students/families to support instruction in the classroom/home. Family Education *online consumer network of the world's best learning and information resources for parents/ teachers/students  FBI:  Parents Guide to Internet Safety *information on keeping children safe online Infinite Campus Mobile App *IC Parent Portal app for your iPhone  Kentucky Association for Gifted Education *non-profit group promoting appropriate educational opportunities for Kentucky's gifted and talented youth   Kentucky Department of Education: Parents and Families *resources from the KDE for parents/families Kentucky School Boards Association *official site of Kentucky School Board Association Kentucky Youth Advocates *non-profit children's advocacy group  Kim Komando *tips for talking with your children about staying safe when using Smartphones and social media  National Association for Gifted Children *national association for gifted children with a mission of supporting those children    National Education Association:  Parent Resources *fundamental tools provided by the National Education Associaton to help parents encourage their children's success in school  Prichard Committee for Academic Excellence *non-profit with a mission to:  educate parents about assess progress of their children’s schools; inform parents how to become involved as partners in improving schools; motivate parents to help other parents become involved; support parents after they become involved Scholastic:  Parents *website from Scholastic designed to help you help your child learn U.S. Department of Education: Parents *tools from US Department of Education to help you support your child's learning

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