Library Assets

As an adoptive parent, you know that many childhood issues have an adoption “overlay.” This means that, while you’re aware that certain things are typical for your child’s age or […]

School discipline is broken. Too often, the kids who need our help the most are viewed as disrespectful, out of control, and beyond help, and are often the recipients of […]

Promote a positive, adoption-sensitive environment at your school. Designed specifically for education professionals, delivers five proactive strategies to help teachers weave brief, informal and insightful educational opportunities into their already […]

When planning a child’s Individualized Education Program (IEP), it is vital that parents and educators are involved in collaborative decision making. This book offers parents of children with autism and […]

This manual will provide you with simple strategies for becoming an educator on the subject of adoptive families. You will learn about adoption as a way to build families

School Tools So much has changed–and will likely continue to change–around school issues in 2020. As we work together to address those new changes as they arise, there are some […]

Oh No, School! is the story of a young girl named Holly who does not want to go to school. She has to share toys that she wants to keep […]

Getting ready for school can be a complex and potentially overwhelming experience for children and youth in care—as well as for foster parents. You may have a child in your […]

Preparing your children for school involves many things; however, for your adopted child, you may want to include talking specifically to your child and their teachers about adoption and how […]

Teens in foster care face difficult challenges in high school because of their painful family backgrounds and unstable circumstances in care. In these stories, teens write about the personal and […]