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Ayude a sus Hijos a Tener Exito en la Escuela Guia Especial para Padres Latinos

This book clearly explains the United States school system so Latino parents can maximize the benefit of their children's education. It begins with an overview of the U.S. system, and continues with the differences and similarities to the familiar Latin American countries' educational systems. It encourages parents to set aside their fears and directs them to work with the appropriate person within the school facility to guarantee that their children are getting the best education possible.In Ayude a sus hijos a tener exito en la escuela (Help Your Children Succeed in School), you will find out how the American school system works, what is expected of you and your children, and what your rights and responsibilities are. You will come away with all the tools you need to help your child not only adapt to the school system, but also to excel within it.

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