The Parent Advocate Quarterly is published four times a year by Partners Resource Network, Inc. Every issue centers around an issue we feel is of interest to the parents and professionals we serve.

Below is a listing of the issues of The Parent Advocate Quarterly that are available online. Each newsletter is available in HTML and Adobe PDF formats. We will be adding to this section, so keep checking back for more back issues of the Parent Advocate Quarterly.

PAQ in the mail!

Get the Parent Advocate Quarterly mailed to your home 4 times a year for only $10.00. To subscribe, simply send an email containing your name and mailing address to PRN. We will send you a complimentary copy of the PAQ, then simply fill out the subscription form and mail it back to us.

October/December 2006
Volume 20, Issue 4

This issue contains the following articles: OSERS Assistant Secretary Visits with Staff of Partners Resource Network, PRN Celebrates 20 Year Anniversary, Parents as Teachers Recommends Screening for School Readiness, Dropping Out, Early Intervention Program, Tips for Parents of Preschoolers, What Can I Do to Ensure My Child is Successful?, Tool Kit for Hispanic Families, Early Warning Signs of Learning Disabilities. HTML or Spanish Version HTML

July/September 2006
Volume 20, Issue 3
Legislative Update and Programs Issue

This issue contains these articles: Secretary Spelling Announces New Special Education Regulations, PRN Leadership Institute 2006, Attorney's Fees Under IDEA 2004, Limited English Proficient Students Making Progress Under NCLB, Kid Care CHIP Waiver for Parents, Transition to Middle School Can Be Tough for Kids with ADHD, Safety: It Takes Planning and Educating, What is Sensory Processing DIsorder (SPD)?, Research Shows Retention Can Have Devastating Effects on Children, New Tool Kit for Teachers of Students with Disabilities.
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April/June 2006
Volume 20, Issue 2
Legislative Update and Programs Issue

This issue includes these articles: Parent Leadership Institute Models Parent/Professional Collaboration, House Passes Sessions Amendment Providing Students with Intellectual Disabilities (MR) Access to Federal Work-Study Funds, Extended School Year Services Help Prevent Regression, Ideas for Summer Camps and Other Summer Programs, Summer Reading Tips for Parents, Zero Tolerance and School Discipline Policies, Support Services at College Level, Educational Rights of Homeless Children.
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October/December 2004
Volume 18, Issue 4
New School Year Issue

This issue includes these articles: Early Intervention News: Finding Childcare for Children with Disabilities, Screening Newborns for Fragile X, When Good IEP's Go Bad, Is My Child Getting a Quality VI Program, IDEA Reauthorization Update, Student Centered Planning, Person Centered Planning, The Flu Vaccine: What Parents Need to Know, Tips for Medical insurance Advocacy, Funds Available to Make Homes Accessible.
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