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College Accommodations for ADHD &Learning Disabilities: A Parent’s Guide to the IEP-to-504 Transition

Junior and senior year get consumed by GPA, test scores, and application essays. What oftengets skipped is the single biggest shift your student is about to experience: the legal frameworkprotecting them changes the day they graduate. Here’s what to plan for starting freshman year of high school — not the summer beforefreshman year of college. […]

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Children of Valor is excited to share that we have received recognition from Ohio Governor Mike DeWine and Lieutenant Governor Jim Tressel in celebration of our 15th anniversary. Ohio Governor Mike DeWine & Lieutenant Governor of Ohio Jim Tressel do hereby officially recognize Children of Valor as you celebrate your 15th anniversary. On behalf of the […]

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School’s Out

The beginning of summer is a wonderful time of year, but it can feel really hectic. As a parent of special needs children, I understand the crazy pressure of trying to help them end the school year well and on the same level as their classmates. While other parents are making summer plans and talking […]

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Military Service Shapes Entire Families

Military service shapes entire families, not just those who wear the uniform. I learned that early in life through my stepfather, who served in the Air Force during Vietnam, and later through my own family when I married a disabled medic veteran who also served there. His back injury and PTSD affected all of us, […]

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The Right Help

The Right Help We live in a time when the internet is overflowing with noise—endless information, opinions, and contradictions. Everything can be challenged, and with so many voices speaking at once, it’s hard to know where to begin, let alone what the right thing is for your child. On top of normal life—on top of […]

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PCS Season

The PCS season starts earlier than you think.It usually hits right after the chaos of the holidays. You get the kids back to school and can’t catch your breath—you hit the ground running with preparations, and then you ride the back-and-forth wave(from Jan-June)—the one where you try to keep one foot in the life you’re […]