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A Guide to Academic Intervention Services (AIS)

Questions relating to policy issues should be directed to the State Education Department (SED) Office for Compensatory Education at (518) 473-0295; inquiries concerning technical assistance in implementing academic intervention services should be directed to the Office of New York City School Improvement at (718) 722-2636 or the SED Office of Regional School Improvement at (518) 474-5923.

Following are several national Web sites that provide information on family involvement:

ERIC National Parent Information Network
A wealth of information for parents and educators working with parents.
www.npin.org

Federal Resources for Educational Excellence (FREE)
A rich resource on teaching and learning, including A Parents Guide to the Internet.
www.ed.gov/free

U.S. Dept of Education Publications and Productions
Publications for parents, plus eductional research, improvement reports and studies, partnerships and family involvement.
www.ed.gov/pubs

Parents' Page
Excellence source on assessment, specifically for parents.
www.cse.ucla.edu/CRESST/pages/info-parent.htm

National Parent Teachers Association
Information on programs and advocacy to help children achieve.
www.pta.org

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New York State Parent–Teachers Association. Recognizing that every child deserves excellence in education and in quality of life, the New York State Parent–Teachers Association’s obligation is to maintain its commitment and service to all children and to its diverse membership through increased parent and community awareness, advocacy, education, and involvement. With more than 395,000 members statewide in over 1600 local units and councils in 16 districts. Members include parents, teachers, students, and other child advocates.