Signs of Bullying and How to Address It

Signs of Bullying and How to Address It

Bullying: a topic that is in no way new but still causes major issues in our schools. The effects of bullying can be long-lasting and sometimes fatal. Knowing the signs of bullying as well as how to step in will help create a solution to this problem. What Is...
How to Ease the Transition from Summer to School

How to Ease the Transition from Summer to School

Making the move from easy-going summer fun to strictly scheduled school time can be rough on the whole family. However, there are a few things you can do to make the transition from summer to school easier on everyone. Sleep Schedules It would be helpful to transition...
How to Maintain Positive Parent-Teacher Communication

How to Maintain Positive Parent-Teacher Communication

As the school year begins, a teacher’s main focus is maintaining a positive and healthy relationship with their students. While this is vital, it’s also important to establish and maintain the same kind of relationship with parents. Be Open to Feedback Start the...
Should Kids Use Cell Phones in School? The Away for the Day Campaign

Should Kids Use Cell Phones in School? The Away for the Day Campaign

Away for the Day acts as the voice for parents who don’t want their kids ages K-8 to use cell-phones in school. If you are concerned about your child’s on campus phone usage, read on to see how Away for the Day tackles this issue. What Is Away for the Day? Away for...
What You Need to Know About the Snorting Challenge

What You Need to Know About the Snorting Challenge

Internet challenges are a common trend for teens searching to gain internet fame. From eating detergent pods to snorting cinnamon, there’s always something new. Among these challenges is the “condom-snorting challenge.” Here’s what you should know about the snorting...
Setting Boundaries for Smartphones

Setting Boundaries for Smartphones

We live in a technology-driven age. Your children are surrounded by smart phones, computers, and social media in their schools and at home. It can be daunting for parents to protect their children from the dangers of technology. There’s no need to fear, though. Here’s...