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Youth Mentoring Programs in Detroit
Kids and teens seeking a mentor, youth support services, or youth leadership programs can find various youth mentoring programs in the city of Detroit.
Jametta Lilly With Detroit Parent Network on Empowering Parents
Want to have a more active role in your child's education? Jametta Lilly, the CEO of the Detroit Parent Network, offers advice for parents in metro Detroit.
Detroit College Prep Programs for High School Students and Beyond
Whether your child is in high school, middle or elementary school, it's never too early or late to help them prepare. Here are some college prep programs right in the city of Detroit.
High School Diploma Versus Certificate of Completion
Which one your children receive when they finish school depends on a few factors, including your child's abilities. What's the difference?
Learning the Special Needs Education System
Find out why it it may seem tough to navigate, and what can parents do to figure it all out, thanks to information from local experts
Road Map to Special Needs Education
From identifying a disability to setting up your student's Individualized Education Program, here are five steps to get you started.
Excellent Schools Detroit Teams Up With GreatSchools for Local Website
The local nonprofit and national website have joined forces to create GreatSchoolsDetroit.org for easily accessible school ratings.
Detroit Parent Network: Empowering Parents and Transforming Lives
Sharlonda Buckman is the CEO of the Detroit Parent Network. Here, she discusses her job, her inspiration and her enthusiasm for education.
Roquesha O'Neal, Detroit Mom, Fights for Children's Educations
This Detroit mom has made it her mission to give her kids the best chance at school success. From warding off gangs to volunteering in her community, she's been a fearless leader and example of the power of parental involvement.
Detroit Public Schools Programs Support Parent Involvement
Parents aren't just encouraged to help their children succeed in school, they're offered tools and resources to achieve their own successes, too.