Month: December 2024

Let’s talk about bullying.  First a disclaimer: State laws regarding bullying in schools do vary.  The information here is specific to Massachusetts, though you may find some similarities in other states.  Bullying can take shape in many ways in regards to your child:• Your child has been reported to be bullying many other students• Your […]

Understanding Transition PlanningTransition planning isn’t just a process—it’s a bridge to the future for students with disabilities. Starting from as early as middle school, transition planning helps prepare for the shift from school to the next stages of life, be it higher education, employment, or independent living. This planning is backed by the Individuals with […]

When a student is faced with a lengthy medical battle, whether dealing with physical or psychological challenges, maintaining consistency and continuity with schoolwork can be an important part for planning to return to school and regular activities.  Tutoring through your home school district is available to public school students confined to the home or hospital […]

The recent school closures have left many families in limbo, especially those with children requiring special education services. At @KidCentered, we’re here to guide you through these challenges. Here are some key points to keep in mind: Understanding Compensatory Services:During this interruption, you may hear about “compensatory services.” These are designed to address deficits caused […]