What can parents do to make sure their children with disabilities stay in school and graduate? Be involved. Research shows that one of the most essential strategies for promoting school completion and achievement is family involvement. When families remain involved in their children's middle and high school education, students are more likely to attend school regularly, have a positive attitude about school, earn higher grades, score higher on standardized tests, graduate from high school, and enroll in post-secondary programs. This information sheet provides parents with some practical everyday strategies that help teenagers succeed in both middle, and high school as well as strategies they can employ when their student is not doing well or is beginning to exhibit behavioral problems in school. A short list of resources is also provided.