Sometimes, in the hustle of a busy season (hello, admissions deadlines), it can be invigorating to reframe the why behind the why—the reason to why we do what we do.
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We have some BIG goals for 2021. But, what remains the same is our commitment to empowering students with the tools they need to thrive in the classroom and beyond.
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This month’s book pick is Megan Stack’s “Women’s Work.”
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Metro Atlanta restaurants have expanded their outdoor seating areas and are ready to welcome families to a cozy dining experience. Take some time to rest and recharge these next few weeks!
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Want to take in the festivities with a Christmas light display tour? We’ve compiled a list of must-sees to safely embrace the spirit of the season.
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Pour some cocoa and cozy up on the couch with a new Christmas book to unwrap with your kiddo.
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I’m thrilled about this month’s Parent Book Club pick! In December, we are featuring “The SuperMom Myth: Conquering the Dirty Villains of Motherhood” by Becky Kopitzke.
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Want to incorporate some more intentional time this holiday season? Here are a list of 40 reasonable and cost-effective ways to sneak some magic into the mundane.
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We’re excited to feature this month’s book pick for our Parent Book Club! Can’t wait to hear insight from parents of lower, middle, and upper school students as it relates to choosing an innovative and relevant K-12 environment.
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During this unprecedented time, the majority of employers have moved to encourage #WTH (working from home). With parents now balancing working with supervising academic time and supporting digital learning platforms, it can be a difficult time to navigate. Below, I’ve included 5 daily habits to implement joyful productivity while working from home.
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These times are unprecedented. News sources are running 24/7 with continuous updates. All of this uncertainty can spike anxiety in our children and students who are learning to navigate this “new normal.” We’ve curated some fantastic resources on talking to your child and teen during the age of COVID-19
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Our 2019 Gift Guide and Must-Haves for everyone involved in the school selection process.
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One of my favorite reads from others’ little corners of the Internet is when they share their favorite items—be it books, restaurants, or Amazon buys. Today, I just thought I would do the same. This month, I’m highlighting 7 items that have found their way to my favorites list. From books and podcasts to emails and a local Atlanta hot spot, read on for the 7 things that are “sparking joy."
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Sadly, in today’s broken educational world, our children are rarely seen as the “hero.” Instead, they’re labeled—by their SAT scores, their ERB marks, their CRCT data, their Georgia Milestones percentages, and their ACT superscores. Today’s students are categorized by their learning deficiencies, disabilities, and inadequacies. They’re grouped by their modifications, diagnoses, and accommodations. They’re classified by their IEPs and their FWIPs. Classrooms should be different. Teaching should be different. Learning should be different.
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How creating learning environments that foster critical thinking and compassion is critical for our next generation of leaders.
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Every business wants to provide exemplary customer service. Yet sometimes, we fall short of truly understanding how best to serve our clients. Disney cast members are frequently asked “What time is the three o’clock parade?” The answer, "Three o'clock," by the way, is the wrong answer. Why? Because that is not really what guests are asking. Rather, guests are asking: “When do I need to find a spot to watch? Exactly what time does it pass by right here? Where is the best place to watch? Where will my kids be able to best see the parade?”
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