
Breakfast: The Right Way to Start the School Day
Parents and teachers know how hunger affects children in and out of the classroom. Starting the school day ready to learn—by eating a healthy…
Read MoreParents and teachers know how hunger affects children in and out of the classroom. Starting the school day ready to learn—by eating a healthy…
Read MoreAs winter approaches, cold weather isn’t the only thing you and your family need to be ready for. Flu season is on its way…
Read MoreSports are a great activity for youth, and there’s an abundance of research that supports the positive impact they have on a child’s development—from…
Read MoreHave you had lunch at your child’s school and sat there wondering why kids are still allowed to purchase Doritos and Cheetos, even after…
Read MoreFrom classroom parties and Trunk-or-Treats to ghosts and goblins knocking on your door, Halloween puts snacking front and center. But for youngsters on restricted…
Read MoreThe flu can cause children to miss school, activities or even be hospitalized. You can get sick simply from droplets made when people with…
Read MoreFrom the PTA Blog: Keeping your kids safe in the age of continuous internet access and social media is tougher than ever these days….
Read MoreHealth and Nutrition experts from The American Heart Association (AHA) recently recommended that children ages two to 18 consume no more than six teaspoons of…
Read MoreIt’s fall and the weather is perfect for walking, just in time for International Walk to School day. Take the time to walk with…
Read MoreThe Back-to-School season means it’s also the cold and flu season. Are your kids armed with the proper knowledge and tools to fight the…
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