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Friday, August 26, 2005 - Page updated at 11:48 a.m. It shouldn't feel like playing a board game. These are our children, after all. But helping school kids advance successfully from kindergarten to graduation involves teamwork, the right strategic moves and an occasional roll of the dice. Knowing how to manage the hand that's dealt and advocate for your student can produce winning results. Have a successful school year. It's all about teamwork. When it comes to getting the best education for your student, this mantra is echoed by parents, teachers, principals... (Fri, 8/12) Parents who know their way around the system Two families tell their stories of how knowing your way around a school system can be the key to getting your kids the education that's... (Fri, 8/12)
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