The School Says My Child Is Fine

As a parent, you know your child better than anyone.

You see the tears after school, the anxiety before class, the frustration with homework, and the sudden changes in behaviour. However, when you raise concerns with the schools, they respond:

"Everything seems fine at school."

What happens when what you see at home does not match what the school sees?

Drawing on more than twenty years of experience in Special Education across the United States and the United Kingdom, Marsha Kerr Talley helps parents navigate one of the most challenging situations they can face: knowing something is wrong while struggling to get answers.

In this practical and accessible guide, you will be reminded to trust your instincts, understand why schools and parents often see different versions of the same child, recognise when behaviour may be communicating something deeper, and ask better questions during meetings with teachers and school staff.

Whether your child is struggling academically, socially, emotionally, or behaviourally, this book will help you move from uncertainty to informed action.

You do not need to become an educational expert.

You do not need to memorise every law, assessment, or acronym.

You simply need to understand enough to ask the right questions and ensure your child receives the support they need.