The Vanderbilt Kennedy Center, The Arc Tennessee, and Able Voices are in search of volunteer interview subjects for the next issue of Kindred Stories of Disability. The topic of the 2026 issue is "Housing Opportunities…
Kids notice differences. They might ask questions, stare, or feel unsure about how to connect. These moments arent something to avoid. They are opportunities to teach kindness, respect, and empathy…
The Speech-Language Pathology Department at Midwestern University is conducting a research study to better understand parent perspectives on speech-language therapy services for children who have experienced a traumatic brain injury…
When kids and young adults are involved in their own IEP meetings, it helps them understand their own disability, strengths, areas to work on, goals, and modifications. Read more
We have advice to help kids begin the new school year on the right foot, especially those with mental health or learning challenges. Tips for smoothing the way for kids…
If you have a child who learns differently, getting ready for Back-to- School may look a little differently. Many children struggle with anxiety related to making the transition to school…
The results of the Parent Center data collection for 2023-2024 are now posted on the Center for Parent Information and Resources (CPIR) website, and we invite everyone to take a…
Helping your child build independence isn't about perfection -- it's about progress. A parent is the first teacher a child will have. We may start by teaching them how to say…
TNSTEP is proud to support the 35th Anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). On July 26th, we celebrate this important civil rights law, which prohibits unfavorable treatment against…
Safe Stars is a collaboration between the Tennessee Department of Health and the Vanderbilt Youth Sports Health Center. The Safe Stars Initiative recognizes youth sports leagues throughout Tennessee for providing…
Interested in resources about learning disabilities for families or seeking a refresher? Discover an insightful overview here that explores how learning disabilities can affect children in both preschool and school-age…
The PACER Center has created a set of short videos in multiple languages that address parents common questions and concerns about advocating for their child with a disability at school…
Parenting a child or teen on the autism spectrum with high levels of stress and anxiety is, well, stressful. Your child may experience meltdowns, be fearful of leaving the house,…
The latest Special Education & Student Support Update is out from the Tennessee Department of Education.
Doctors should use genetic testing to assess children early, according to a clinical report from the American Academy of Pediatrics published recently in the journal Pediatrics.Read More
TN Tax Exempt for School Supplies, Clothing, and Computers When is the tax holiday? It begins the last Friday in July each year at 12:01 am and ends at 11:59…
Back-to-School Tips for Parents - Model confidence, create structure, and get to know the new teacher. It may be hard to believe, but many families with a child who learns differently…
Completing homework consistently can be a challenge even for the most dedicated student. For students that need a little extra support, this article makes suggestions ranging from homework helpers such…
Children have now been home for a few weeks and you didn't plan ahead for these summer months! You realize that not having a schedule and letting the kids sleep…
Looking for ways to keep your child(ren) engaged in reading over the summer? You are not alone, and there are free resources available to help. kidcentral tn, an online information…
Samuel Habib is a typical 21-year-old, itching to move out, start a career, and find love. But no one tells you how to be an adult, let alone an adult…
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