Despite how safe you might believe your child’s school to be, there is research that suggest that school violence percentages are high and continue to rise. Studies have shown that about 45% of students admit to being victimized by one of their peers while the other percentage has witnessed peer

Homework stations are structured workspaces for your child to complete their homework. They can look different in each household, but there are three key steps in creating a supportive work environment for your child. The first step in planning a homework station is to talk to your child’s

  With Martin Luther King Day and President’s Day just past and Spring Break rapidly approaching, it is time to find ways to keep children occupied and engaged at home. Breaks from school used to mean a lazy day or weeks spent lounging around the house until boredom hit. Instead, parents can easily

When a child is having behavior problems at school, the earlier a workable solution is developed and implemented, the better.  When poorly handled or ignored, behavior problems can quickly escalate into a much bigger problem.  The first step is meeting with your child’s teacher to fully understand

Anxiety leading up to and during the first few weeks of school is common for children and teens. While some children are excited about the prospect of being with friends and navigating the challenges of a new year, others are plagued with worries and other stressors. Balancing schoolwork with