Some things never change. Where and how it happens, does. Bullying is not just a normal childhood behavior. It adds to and reflects a growing culture of disrespect to which media contributes through its portrayals, subjects, discourse and technology. Traditional face to face bullying still occurs especially where there is not adult supervision such as playgrounds, on school buses and outside of school.   How can you as a parent be more involved in your child’s education? It’s not as hard as you think! Attending parent-teacher conferences, volunteering in the classroom, and getting involved with the PTA – are of course wonderful activities that will make a lasting difference in your child’s educational experience. But the essence of parent involvement is available in the daily settings and activities of your family and home. Parent Involvement is Every Day Cyber Bullying: Protecting Your Child Help Your Child with Homework More Parent Articles and Resources Parent-Teacher Communication is Key!  |  Special Education Tips No Child Left Behind  |  Workshops for Parents  |  NH’s New Bullying Law 12 Tips for Getting Involved  |  Motivating Your Middle School Reader Early Literacy Workshops and Resources  |  Kindergarten Readiness  |  ...more!   © 2010 The Parent Information Center of NH Visit the NH State PIRC Blog The PIRC Blog, Parent Involvement Matters, offers timely information and opinions about all things related to parent involvement in education. Come by today and leave a comment. Visit www.nhpirc.org/blog. The NH Parents Make the Difference website is a collaboration between the Parent Information Center of NH and the NH Department of Education.  This website is supported with funding from the US Department of Education through the NH State PIRC grant of the Natonal PIRC program.