In last week’s newsletter (which you can access here) we shared four preventive parenting strategies to help prevent and reduce teen anxiety. Welcome back for part
Recently, I had the pleasure of visiting with a Principal from a small town in Wisconsin, not far from where I grew up. During our
In the cold of winter, few things warm our hearts more than celebrating National Mentoring Month. For those of you who are working or volunteering
We’ve shared these statistics before, but they’re never any less shocking. The United States is ranked 9th among 28 industrialized countries for college enrollment, but DEAD LAST for college completion.
One of the things I loved most about Valentine’s Day, and my children, was having a Valentine’s Day classroom party! The classroom parties were always
Valentine’s Day will be here within a few weeks. Your kids will probably be having a classroom party and you’ll be heading to the store
Figuring out how to motivate your child to do their homework and focus on their education can be tough. It’s not a matter based on
I (Arlyn) recently spoke with an alternative education teacher who told me how her school can predict when a new student will have negative outburst.
One of my (Arlyn’s) five children had a rather low GPA when he was in high school, relative to his capacity (and much to his
It can be a statement that is pointing out the obvious, but raising children costs money; it can be expensive. And the cost starts before