Links for Parents

The following websites offer support for parents of teenagers that are in high school and college. They provide parents with articles and answers to frequently asked questions about their teens. Testimonials by fellow parents and expert advice are only a few of the features provided.

• Campustours
  This site offers a way to explore campuses without leaving your home.
• College Board
  A site containing extensive information on college preparation.
• Collegenet
  This site contains information on choosing a college and application information.
• College Parents of America
  CPA is a resource, advisor and advocate for more than 32 million households with parents of current and future college students throughout the United States.
• Family Education Network
  Parenting articles, advice, information, tips, and resources about adolescents. Topics covered include relationships, family, school, friends, health, safety, growing up, and getting along.
• Thompson & Peterson's
  A site that offers resources for parents, students, and guidance counselors. Search colleges and universities by major, location, tuition and sports. Find financial aid, scholarships and grants. Prepare for college with online SAT, ACT and TOEFL test prep.
• Mapping Your Future
  This site is aimed at your son or daughter, but a good place for you to find a lot of tips and resources to help them get ready for their future.
• National Coalition for Parent Involvement in Education
  The NCPIE advocates the involvement of parents and families in their children's education, and fosters relationships between home, school, and community to enhance the education of all young people.
• Ontario Parent Council
  The Ontario Parent Council (OPC) serves to advise the Ontario Minister of Education on issues that concern the parents of elementary and secondary school students in Ontario and to increase parents' participation in the education of their children.
• Parenting Teenagers
  A ministry designed to inform, educate, equip, and encourage parents of teens - and help youth workers develop a more family-based youth ministry.