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Minnesota Parent Center publishes a quarterly newsletter for parents, called “Parent Pages.”

The following materials are free for Minnesota parents. To order, call or email mnpirc@pacer.org.

MPC Bookmarks

MPC bookmark
Free bookmarks for Minnesota Families! Available in packs of 100.

Choosing A School For Your Child

This booklet offers step-by-step advice to parents on how to choose among the schools available to their children. It also identifies important factors parents may want to consider before making a decision. Download here

or order your copy from MN PIRC.

New “K is for Kindergarten” Booklet

New! This booklet offers skill builders to help you prepare your child for kindergarten. In addition to fun activities, you’ll find specific information on state guidelines and tips in choosing a school. 2009. One free copy for Minnesota families. - $5;

10+ copies, $4 ea.
Pub Code: MPC-21

Download pdf version

Let's Talk Activity Cards

Let's Talk is an easy and fun way to interact and help your child be ready for reading. These cards will help build your child's vocabulary and speaking skills-the first steps in learning to read. No special supplies are needed, just you and your child. 2010. One free set for Minnesota families. -$4

10+ copies, $2.50 each | 100+ copies, $2 each
Pub Code: MPC-71

Let's Count Activity Cards

New! “Let’s Count!” is a fun and easy way to help your child be ready for math. These cards will help build your child’s understanding of math concepts—the first steps in building math skills. No special supplies are needed, just you and your child. 2010. One free set for Minnesota families. - $4

10+ copies, $2.50 each | 100+ copies, $2 each
Pub Code: MPC-72

To order your free copy, Complete the Publication Order Form

Call 952-838-9000 or e-mail mnpirc@PACER.org

Handouts

English

A Challenging High School Education for All	MPC-65
A Parents Guide to School Testing: What You Need to Know	MPC-62
A Parents Vision and High Expectations are Powerful	MPC-74
Communication with Schools Can Help Hmong Parents Cope with Discipline Issues	MPC-31
Disciplining Young Children	MPC-30
Family Friendly Staff	MPC-18s
Family Teacher Partnership	MPC-45
Help your child meet academic standards	MPC-68
How to choose the best public option for your child	MPC-70
How to Have A Better Relationship With Your Teen	MPC-46
Minnesota’s Standardized Text–MCA-II	MPC-69
Parent Keys to Success In the Parent- School Partnership	PHP-c96
Parents From Varied Cultures Can Communicate with Schools	MPC-19
Parents Play Vital Role in Teenagers’ Education:Try These Ideas to Help Your Teen	MPC-73
Preparing for parent-teach conferences	MPC-67
Trouble at School	MPC-16
Want to Help Your Child Succeed in School?	MPC- 60
What Services May be Offered to Students in Title 1 Schools?	MPC-61
You and Your Elementary School-aged Child	MPC-63
You and Your Middle School-aged Child	MPC-64

Hmoob/Hmong

A Challenging High School Education for All - Hmong Version	MPC-65h
A Parents Guide to School Testing: What You Need to Know - Hmong Version	MPC-62h
Parents From Varied Cultures Can Communicate with Schools - Hmong Version	MPC-19h
Want to Help Your Child Succeed in School? - Hmong Version	MPC-60h
What Services May be Offered to Students in Title 1 Schools? - Hmong Version	MPC-61h
You and Your Elementary School-aged Child - Hmong Version	MPC-63h
You and Your Middle School-aged Child - Hmong Version	MPC-64h

Español/Spanish

A Parents Guide to School Testing: What You Need to Know - Spanish Version	MPC-62s
Want to Help Your Child Succeed in School? - Spanish Version	MPC-60s
What Services May be Offered to Students in Title 1 Schools? - Spanish Version	MPC-61s

Soomaaliga/Somali

A Parents Guide to School Testing: What You Need to Know - Somali Version	MPC-62So
Want to Help Your Child Succeed in School? - Somali Version	MPC-60So
What Services May be Offered to Students in Title 1 Schools? - Somali Version	MPC-61So

This publication was produced in whole or in part with funds from the U.S. Department of Education, Office of Innovation and Improvement, Parental Information and Resource Center program, under Grant #84.310A. The content herein does not necessarily reflect the views of the Department of Education, any other agency of the U.S. government, or any other source.

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