Main Line Parent All Kinds of Kids Guide
Your guide to the BEST resources for special families around the Main Line!
Every child is special, but for certain students, their education and enrichment activities need to be, as well. If your child has a learning difference, is gifted, or has another special need that you want to have addressed, scroll and click through this guide to learn about some local resources for All Kinds of Kids around the Main Line and Philadelphia.
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Main Line Parent is published by a team of local women to connect families raising their kids around the Main Line and Philly’s Western Subsurbs with resources, events, and each other. It all started with our vibrant Main Line Parent Community Facebook Group dedicated to Building Community (join the conversation with our 30,000+ local members!) and our Email Newsletters, which deliver our curated roundup of things to do in Philly and around the Main Line (virtually and in person), as well as our latest news and updates from local businesses, each week!
We also recommend the Main Line Special Needs Parents group on Facebook for “support, referrals and assistance, questions, camaraderie, or just a good rant!”
Main Line Parent All Kinds of Kids Guide: Sponsored Stories & Community Blog Posts
Attending GetIncluded's Gala on April 23, 2022 will help create more jobs for members of the neurodiverse and disabled communities.
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Margaret Metz, Friends’ Central School’s Director of Enrollment Management, shares her insights for an ever-changing educational landscape.
Meet Michael Madaio, our chosen hero for November, Epilepsy Awareness Month.
Here are the places working to make the Main Line more accessible for all.
This animal adventure is more accessible than ever thanks to Elmwood Park Zoo's singular designation as a Certified Autism Center.
Get To Know These Local Schools, Where Learning Differences are Supported and Celebrated:
Stratford Friends’ small school model enables our teachers the opportunity to truly focus on each and every student.
Looking for a school for a gifted student? Learn more about what the The Grayson School is doing for these unique learners at every age.
Specializing in educating bright children with learning disabilities, this Quaker-based school is proving that students who learn differently can be successful in school - and in life.
The Phebe Anna Thorne School offers traditional classes and specialized programs for children with speech and language-based difficulties.
Get to know these Main Line Parent Members
Main Line Parent Members are local community builders like us who would like to be more connected with families around the Main Line. The Members below support the Main Line Parent Community and our All Kinds of Kids Guide. Have you goten to know any of them? You can help other families benefit from your experience by sharing an endorsement on their Profile Page. SHOW YOUR SUPPORT WITH A 5-STAR REVIEW.
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