Illinois Parent Information Resource Center

Illinois PIRC Illinois PIRC
Materials Material informativo
Order MaterialsSolicitud de material

Photo: Annie Heckman

Fotografía: Annie Heckman

Order Materials

Solicitud de material

Illinois Parent Information Resource Center (Illinois PIRC)
Materials Order Form

To Order:

Please fill out the following form for desired materials. Allow 4-6 weeks for delivery.

You can also place your order by phone: call toll free at 877-586-0007

Date Requested

Please send materials to:

Name

Title

Organization

Address

City

State Zip Code

Phone Fax Number

I am a (please check all that apply):

Parent (number of children and ages)

Company/Organization ( Co/Org name)

Community Activist

Teacher (name of school)

School Administrator (district)

Elected Official (district)

Other (Please Specify)

How did you hear about us? (choose only one)

Referral Mailing Conference Workshop

Phonebook Internet

Other (Please Specify)

How do you plan to use the materials ordered ?

Materials (no cost)		Max Copies Per Order	Quantity Desired
Materials (no cost)		Max Copies Per Order	English	Spanish
1	Illinois PIRC Parent Brochure A must-have for parents interested in being more involved in their child’s learning and development at school and at home. This fun, informative brochure practical information every parent can use.	25
2	Illinois PIRC Informational Brochure A general, informational brochure about Illinois PIRC and the importance of parent involvement in a child’s education.	25
3	“Report Card Time” Fact Sheet for Parents, Illinois PIRC This fact sheet provides quick tips for parents on how to understand their child’s report cards and how to raise their child’s academic potential.	25
4	“How to Help Your Child With Their Homework” Tip Sheet for Parents, Illinois PIRC This sheet provides great tips for parents on how make homework time easier and more positive.	25
5	“100 Ways to Help Your Child and School Succeed” Brochure, PTA A well-organized and useful list of ideas for parents to help their child and school succeed.	25
6	“Dad’s Playbook: Coaching Kids to Read” A great resource for dads and other male role models. The “Dad’s Playbook” gives guidance on how to best coach children to read.	10		Not Available
7	NCLB Toolkit for Hispanic Families A guide offering tools developed from over 1,800 Hispanic parents on topics including tips on learning to read, information on the No Child Left Behind Act (NCLB), and school success from grade school and beyond.	10
8	Understanding The No Child Left Behind Act; A Parent's Handbook A practical, interactive guide that helps parents understand their rights and responsibilities under the No Child Left Behind Act (NCLB).	10
9	“Choosing a School for Your Child,” U.S. Department of Education A detailed booklet designed to help parents make an informed choice on what school their child attends.	10
10	“Extra Help for Student Success,” U.S. Department of Education This brochure provides information on Supplemental Educational Services offered through the No Child Left Behind Act.	25
11	“Ten Things Every Parent Should Know About Title One,” Illinois PIRC A condensed and easy to read handout that provides essential information on the No Child Left Behind Act.	25
12	“Parental Involvement: Title I, Part A” Non-Regulatory Guidance Booklet This booklet provides texts of the No Child Left Behind Act with easy to understand interpretations and recommendations.	5		N/A
13	NCLB Empowering Parents School Box This kit offers resources and information on what parents need to know about the No Child Left Behind Act including checklists, tips, and other helpful insights on how to help their child succeed academically.	10		N/A
14	“A Child Becomes a Reader,” for parents of children birth through preschool, the National Institute for Literacy This guide shares best practices to get children on the path towards literacy in the early stages of preparing to read.	10		N/A
15	“A Child Becomes a Reader,” for parents of children kindergarten through third grade, the National Institute for Literacy This guide shares best practices to get children on the path towards literacy in the early stages of learning to read.	10		N/A
16	“Shining Stars: Toddlers Get Ready to Read,” the National Institute for Literacy This booklet provides parents of toddlers with stories and tips on getting their child ready to read.	10		N/A
17	“Shining Stars: Preschoolers Get Ready to Read,” the National Institute for Literacy This booklet provides parents of preschoolers with stories and tips on getting their child ready to read.	10		N/A
18	“Shining Stars: Kindergartners Get Ready to Read,” the National Institute for Literacy This booklet provides parents of kindergartners with stories and tips on helping their child learn to read.	10		N/A
19	“Shining Stars: First Graders Get Ready to Read,” from the National Institute for Literacy This booklet provides parents of first graders with stories and tips on helping their child learn to read.	10		N/A
20	“Shining Stars: Second and Third Graders Get Ready to Read,” the National Institute for Literacy This booklet provides parents of second and third graders with stories and tips on helping their child learn to read.	10		N/A
21	Tip Sheets for parents of children birth through third grade, the Illinois Early Learning Project A collection of seven tips sheets that cover a broad range of topics, such as math; reading; talking to your child’s teacher; the often-angry child; helping siblings get along; using words to discipline children; and television, videos, and young children.	25
22	Illinois PIRC Pencils	10		N/A
23	Illinois PIRC Magnets	10		N/A
24	Illinois PIRC Crayons	5		N/A

Formulario de solicitud de material de los Centros de Recursos e Información para Padres de Familia en Illinois (PIRC de Illinois)

Para efectuar la solicitud:

Favor de indicar el material que desea recibir rellenando el formulario siguiente. La entrega demora entre 4 y 6 semanas.

También puede efectuar la solicitud por teléfono, mediante llamada gratuita al 877-586-0007.

Fecha de solicitud:

Favor de enviar el material a:

Nombre

Cargo

Organización

Dirección

Ciudad

Estado Código postal

Teléfono Número de fax

Correo electrónico

Soy un(a) (indicar todas las opciones pertinentes):

Padre/Madre (número de hijos y edades)

Compañía/Organización (nombre de la cía./org.)

Activista comunitario/a

Maestro/a (nombre de la escuela)

Administrador(a) escolar (distrito)

Representante electo/a (distrito)

Otro (favor de especificar)

¿Cómo supo de nosotros? (elija sólo una opción)

Recomendación Correo Conferencia Taller

Directorio telefónico Internet

Otro (favor de especificar)

¿Cómo tiene previsto usar el material solicitado?

Materials (no cost)		Max Copies Per Order	Quantity Desired
Materials (no cost)		Max Copies Per Order	English	Spanish
1	Illinois PIRC Parent Brochure A must-have for parents interested in being more involved in their child’s learning and development at school and at home. This fun, informative brochure practical information every parent can use.	25
2	Illinois PIRC Informational Brochure A general, informational brochure about Illinois PIRC and the importance of parent involvement in a child’s education.	25
3	“Report Card Time” Fact Sheet for Parents, Illinois PIRC This fact sheet provides quick tips for parents on how to understand their child’s report cards and how to raise their child’s academic potential.	25
4	“How to Help Your Child With Their Homework” Tip Sheet for Parents, Illinois PIRC This sheet provides great tips for parents on how make homework time easier and more positive.	25
5	“100 Ways to Help Your Child and School Succeed” Brochure, PTA A well-organized and useful list of ideas for parents to help their child and school succeed.	25
6	“Dad’s Playbook: Coaching Kids to Read” A great resource for dads and other male role models. The “Dad’s Playbook” gives guidance on how to best coach children to read.	10		Not Available
7	NCLB Toolkit for Hispanic Families A guide offering tools developed from over 1,800 Hispanic parents on topics including tips on learning to read, information on the No Child Left Behind Act (NCLB), and school success from grade school and beyond.	10
8	Understanding The No Child Left Behind Act; A Parent's Handbook A practical, interactive guide that helps parents understand their rights and responsibilities under the No Child Left Behind Act (NCLB).	10
9	“Choosing a School for Your Child,” U.S. Department of Education A detailed booklet designed to help parents make an informed choice on what school their child attends.	10
10	“Extra Help for Student Success,” U.S. Department of Education This brochure provides information on Supplemental Educational Services offered through the No Child Left Behind Act.	25
11	“Ten Things Every Parent Should Know About Title One,” Illinois PIRC A condensed and easy to read handout that provides essential information on the No Child Left Behind Act.	25
12	“Parental Involvement: Title I, Part A” Non-Regulatory Guidance Booklet This booklet provides texts of the No Child Left Behind Act with easy to understand interpretations and recommendations.	5		N/A
13	NCLB Empowering Parents School Box This kit offers resources and information on what parents need to know about the No Child Left Behind Act including checklists, tips, and other helpful insights on how to help their child succeed academically.	10		NA
14	“A Child Becomes a Reader,” for parents of children birth through preschool, the National Institute for Literacy This guide shares best practices to get children on the path towards literacy in the early stages of preparing to read.	10		N/A
15	“A Child Becomes a Reader,” for parents of children kindergarten through third grade, the National Institute for Literacy This guide shares best practices to get children on the path towards literacy in the early stages of learning to read.	10		N/A
16	“Shining Stars: Toddlers Get Ready to Read,” the National Institute for Literacy This booklet provides parents of toddlers with stories and tips on getting their child ready to read.	10		N/A
17	“Shining Stars: Preschoolers Get Ready to Read,” the National Institute for Literacy This booklet provides parents of preschoolers with stories and tips on getting their child ready to read.	10		N/A
18	“Shining Stars: Kindergartners Get Ready to Read,” the National Institute for Literacy This booklet provides parents of kindergartners with stories and tips on helping their child learn to read.	10		N/A
19	“Shining Stars: First Graders Get Ready to Read,” from the National Institute for Literacy This booklet provides parents of first graders with stories and tips on helping their child learn to read.	10		N/A
20	“Shining Stars: Second and Third Graders Get Ready to Read,” the National Institute for Literacy This booklet provides parents of second and third graders with stories and tips on helping their child learn to read.	10		N/A
21	Tip Sheets for parents of children birth through third grade, the Illinois Early Learning Project A collection of seven tips sheets that cover a broad range of topics, such as math; reading; talking to your child’s teacher; the often-angry child; helping siblings get along; using words to discipline children; and television, videos, and young children.	25
22	Illinois PIRC Pencils	10		N/A
23	Illinois PIRC Magnets	10		N/A
24	Illinois PIRC Crayons	5		N/A

Order MaterialsSolicitud de material

Order Materials
Solicitud de material
Partner with Us
Hágase socio
Contact Us
Contáctenos

Select Language
English
Spanish

Search:

Búsqueda

Contact Illinois PIRC
877-586-0007
pirc@colum.edu
1112 S. Wabash Ave.
Chicago, IL 60605

Contacte a PIRC de Illinois
877-586-0007
pirc@colum.edu
1112 S. Wabash Ave.
Chicago, IL 60605

Email this page

600 S. Michigan Avenue
Chicago, IL 60605

Map It!
Maintained by: MSOBERANES

Ver mapa
Mantenido por: MSOBERANES