What to Do (and Not Do) When Your Child is Anxious
How to respect feelings without empowering fears When children are chronically anxious, even the most well-meaning parents can fall into a negative cycle and,…
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Help Your Child’s Anxiety in the Classroom
What it looks like, and why it’s often mistaken for something else… Sometimes anxiety is easy to identify—like when a child is feeling nervous…
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JD McCrary: Hollywood’s Young King on the Rise
JD McCrary has a message to kids who have a special talent and a dream: Keep going and never give up. The 12-year-old actor…
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Hydration Motivation: Get Your Kids Excited About Drinking Water
We all need to drink more water. And if we want our kids to drink water, it starts with us. Drinking water helps prevent…
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Go Back-to-School with PTA
Welcome back-to-school! It’s the most wonderful time of year for PTA! The beginning of the school year is an unofficial holiday season with new…
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Celebrate the Heart of a Teacher
A philosopher once said, “Everyone who remembers his own education, remembers teachers, not methods and techniques. The teacher is the heart of the education…
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The Invisible Population: Supporting Foster Families
Foster families are an “invisible population.” If one hundred children were on a school playground, you couldn’t—or shouldn’t—be able to tell which ones were…
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How to Prevent Winter Allergy and Asthma Flare Ups
It seems like no matter how you try to prevent it, you can’t escape cold and flu season. And this year, drastic changes in…
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For Diversity and Inclusivity, Internet Access is Key
There’s no doubt that the internet is one of the greatest educational resources America’s schools have at their disposal today. As a country, we…
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Know the Signs: Get the Truth About Opioid Abuse
Over the last decade, opioid abuse has had a devastating impact on families across the country, and the crisis shows no signs of slowing down….
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