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Avoiding the Summer Slump

Susie shares how it’s important to keep your kids learning throughout the summer months so they don’t lose all their hard work and learning from the school year. Instead of practice workbooks, make learning something your kids will want to do this summer with these ideas for summer learning disguised as fun!

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Waiting for Decision Day

You poured your heart and soul into your search for the best school for your child to attend in the fall. You and your child worked diligently and put long hours in to get to this point. Tours, meetings, essays, interviews and testing are complete! Woohoo! Now, the wait….

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Stress in Children


The waiting game of the application season can unnecessarily foster stress and worry in even the strongest of children. Suddenly, the swirling ideas of the unknown, leaving old friends and making new ones, navigating new routines and environments can leave children riddled with fear and anxiety. Our friends at Spark and Stitch Institute tackle the value of worry—within the goal of equipping students with the tools to manage anxiety head-on.

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Practicing Self-Care for Teachers

We love our teachers! Maybe it was the 6 years I was a teacher in the lower and middle school classrooms, the fact that my mom was a teacher, or that some of my fondest childhood memories are at school where some of my favorite teachers cared for and advocated for me, but I have the utmost respect for educators. The last two years of juggling distance learning, new protocols, and ever-changing benchmarks have left teachers more burned out than ever.

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Benefits of Tech in the Classroom

Technology in the classroom is becoming more and more predominant. Teachers are learning how to teach with emerging technologies while students are using advanced technology to shape how they learn. By embracing and integrating technology in the classroom, teachers are setting students up for a successful life outside of school. Here are a few benefits of using technology in the classroom.

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Where's the Hurt? A Conversation with Atlanta Moms

Whether sitting in coffee shops or in round table discussions, I’ve leaned into the conversation with Atlanta moms to find out where the hurt is—in parenting, in school, and in families. In today’s blog post, we unpack how paying attention to the tension can be a catalyst for growth and change.

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