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The Center offers a wide range of resources for families seeking information about schools and education. Topics include:
Coordinated by Rae Simpson, Ph.D., Program Director for Parenting Education and Research, the resource and referral program regarding schools and education includes:
An introduction to the "basics" of public and private education in the Boston area, including differences among private, public, and parochial schools, choosing a school, school visits, the enrollment process, and more. |
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Web Sites |
Links for information on private, public, and parochial schools, special needs, after-school care, and more. |
| Comparison of basic statistics, such as test scores and percent college-bound, by school district. Download as a PDF or request from the Center. | |
Tuition fees charged by a selection of private and parochial schools in the area. Download as a PDF or request from the Center. |
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Age that your child must be to enter kindergarten in selected area cities and towns. Download as a PDF or request from the Center. |
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| Tutoring Programs | Local non-profit and for-profit organizations that provide tutoring services for elementary and secondary school students. Download as a pdf or request from the Center . |
Rae Simpson is available to meet individually, at no charge, with members of the MIT community about school questions and concerns, such as choosing a public school system, evaluating private schools, financial aid, special needs, giftedness, and understanding the American school system. For more information or an appointment, contact the Center at 617 253 1592 or e-mail worklife@mit.edu . |
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Browse our library for books on schooling, special needs, learning styles, transition to college, preparation for kindergarten, and other educational issues. Pamphlet racks in the Center also offer materials, free to members of the MIT community, on choosing a kindergarten or primary school, ADHD, and other issues. |
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Seminars |
Check out the Center's Seminar Calendar for programs related to schools and education. |
A Web portal, designed and managed by the Center, that provides quick access to the hundreds of services, activities, programs, and groups that support personal, family, and community life at MIT. |
For more information or an appointment, contact the Center at 617-253-1592, or e-mail worklife@mit.edu. For members of the MIT community only.