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Picky Parent Guide:
Choose your Child’s School with CONFIDENCE

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Picky Parent Guide: Choose Your Child’s School with Confidence is now downloadable for free. 
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Picky Parent Guide is the definitive action manual and reference guide parents need for choosing a school anywhere. The Confident Choice Tools make choosing and working with schools a snap for parents. Built off decades of the best research, Picky Parent Guide delivers simple wisdom that works. Parents can know that they are doing everything a parent can to enhance their children’s success in school and life.

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