Happy and Healthy New Year to you and your family! Now that the holidays are over and your kids are ready to head back to school. Some of you and your kids may be dreading this getting back to the routine that was stablished before the break. The holiday break is a wonderful time and we all look forward to it. However, it is also a disruption to the flow of the school year and the learning that takes place. Some of our kids probably forgot or barely remember some of the thin

Wow! and just like that it is November! Can you believe it? It feels like the academic year just started, However, the first quarter has ended here in New York, and many families have had their first parent-teacher meeting of the year. This means that report cards have come to you already or they are on the way. Some parents will be pleased and ready to reward their children for good grades, but some may be worried and a bit anxious to open that report card. You may be asking

Besides the holidays December is also known for that time when report cards are sent home. Even when we’re expecting them, those envelopes or digital portals have a way of stirring up stress — for kids and parents alike. But this season actually gives us a unique opportunity to handle report card conversations differently. With the year still young and a fresh semester on the horizon, December is one of the best times to talk to your child about school with calmness, optimism

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