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10 Study Habits Your Child Needs to Succeed

It’s that time of year again. We’ve traded beach days for school days and once the shiny freshness of the first few days of…

How to Manage School and Family Calendars

Parenting is not for the faint of heart. And while Facebook can fool us into thinking there are some families whose lives are nothing…

Teach Your Tween Digital Etiquette

Do you know what social media networks your kids are actively using—and how they’re using them? If you don’t, it’s important to find out, and gain a…

Anaphylaxis: Be Aware, Prepared, and Ready to Respond

August is always a stressful time for parents sending their kids back to school, especially for parents of children with severe allergies. Anaphylaxis is…

Ask A PTA Leader: Frances Frost

Frances Frost serves many roles as a wife, mother and author. She has also been an active member of the PTA since 2006, when…

Summer Stride: Five Ways to Help Your Child Move Forward

Every year during summer break, too many children lose more than baby teeth, frisbees and beach toys. They lose two to three months of…

Talking to Your Teen: Underage Drinking

In 2015, 10,265 people died in drunk driving crashes—one every 51 minutes—and 290,000 were injured in drunk driving crashes. When it comes to drunk…

Helping Your Child Understand Cyberbullying

Imagine walking down the hallway of a middle school and seeing the words “ugly loser” written on the locker of a sixth grade student,…

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…

How to Help Kids Manage Their Anger

Anger is a completely normal and important emotion. Contrary to some popular beliefs, anger is not always a secondary feeling that is covering up…