Resources
Useful Internet Links for Parents and Kids
Parent Resources
The Parent Resource Room is located in the room next to the library in room 304.The Parent Resource Room is home to a library of parenting books for parents to borrow. The books available are listed below.
| Title | Author |
| Issues | |
| I miss you (death) | Thomas, Pat |
| Beyond the Ridge (death) | Goble, Paul |
| When I feel angry | Cote, Nancy |
| 6 Most Important Decisions You"ll Ever Make | Covey, Sean |
| Dinosaurs Divorce | Brown, Marc |
| Divorce is Not the End of the World |
Stern, Zoe |
| Incredible You | Dyer, Wayne |
| Unstoppable Me | Dyer, Wayne |
| Care and Keeping of You, The | Schaefer, Valorie |
| It's so Amazing (sex) | Harris, Robie |
| It's Perfectly Normal (sex) | Harris, Robie |
| Once Upon a Dragon (stranger safety) | Pendziwol, Jean |
| Girl Wars (anti-bullying) | Dellasega, Cheryl |
| Odd Girl Out (anti bullying) | Simmons, Rachel |
| And Words Can Hurt Forever (anti bullying) | Gerbarino, James |
| The Bully, the Bullied and the Bystander | Coloroso, Barbara |
| Adoption Parenting | MacLeod, Jean |
| Parenting | |
| Roots of Empathy | Gordon, Mary |
| Hold on to Your Kids | Mate, Gabor |
| How to Talk so Kids Will Listen and Listen so Kids Will Talk | Faber, Elaine |
How to Talk so Kids Will Learn |
Faber, Elaine |
| Siblings Without Rivalry | Faber, Elaine |
| Raising Your Spirited Child | Kurcinka, Mary |
| Kids are Worth it | Coloroso, Barbara |
| Highly Sensitive Child, The | Aron, Elaine |
| Out of Sync Child, The | Cranowitz, Carol |
| Keys to Parenting Your Anxious Child | Manassis, Katharina |
| Scattered Minds (ADD) | Mate, Gabor |
| Driven to Distraction (ADD) | Hallowell, Edward M |
| Delivered from Distraction (ADD) | Hallowell, Edward M |
| A Mind at a Time (LD) | Levine, Mel |
| Being Smart About Gifted Children | Matthews, Dona |
| Why Gender Matters | Sax, Leonard |
| Under Pressure | Honore, Carl |
| Feeling Great | Orlick, Terry |
| The Optimistic Child |
Seligman, Martin |
| The Shelter of Each Other | Pipher, Mary |
| Unconditional Parenting | Kohn, Alfie |
| Breaking the Good Mom Myth | Schafer, Alyson |
| Raising Children in a Socially Toxic Environment | Garbarino, James |
| Raising an Emotionally Intelligent Child | Gottman, John |
| The Explosive Child | Greene, Ross |
| Raising Cain | Kindlon, Dan |
| Raising Children Compassionately | Rosenberg, Marshall |
| Secrets of Discipline | Morrish, Ronald |
| Flip Tips | Morrish, Ronald |
| Secrets of the Teenage Brain | Feinstein, Sheryl |
| Attachment Parenting | Granju, Katie Allison |
| Real Boys | Pollack, William |
| Kids Parents and Power Struggles | Kurcinka, Mary |
| Girls Will Be Girls | Deak, Joanne |
| Don't Call me Shy | Adelman, Laurie |
Learning |
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| Reading Power | Gear, Adrienne |
| Reading With Meaning | Miller, Debbie |
| Overcoming Dyslexia | Shaywitz, Sally |
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F.A.Q.
1. When are Council Meetings?
Council meetings are held on the first Tuesday of each month in the school library at 7pm.
2. When is Council elected?
Council is elected at the first Council meeting of each new school year in September.
3. Who can attend Council?
Anyone can attend Council meetings but only elected Council members can vote on motions.
