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Are you an administrator looking to improve your school climate, enhance student performance, or reduce negative behaviors? Boosting family engagement may be the key! Research demonstrates the benefits of family engagement in schools. Increased engagement leads to improved performance, behavior, and … Read More

There’s a slight chill in the air, leaves are beginning to change colors, and pumpkin-flavored products are everywhere. Fall has arrived! It’s the perfect time for fun fall activities for kids. Whether you’re a teacher, parent, or childcare provider, you … Read More

Most teachers know that establishing rules and procedures from Day One is a must. But when it comes to routines for a new school year, many teachers are missing a key ingredient: visuals. In this article, we’ll explain why visuals … Read More

For parents, choosing childcare is a daunting decision. Many feel extremely nervous about leaving their baby or toddler in someone else’s care. You can make your childcare center stand out by easing these fears. In this article, we’ll take a … Read More

Summer has come and gone, and it’s time for another school year. Unfortunately, that means it’s also time for a task that parents might dread just as much as students: homework. Often, homework means stress, frustration, arguments, and the inevitable … Read More

Teaching is an ongoing learning process, and the most effective administrators know how to support teacher growth. In this article, we’ll share five practical tips on how administrators can support teachers. Research shows that strong teacher-administrator relationships cultivate a positive school … Read More

Most school principals get very little time off during the summer, making back to school preparation for administrators a difficult task. However, making time to reflect, mentally prepare, and plan for a successful new school year is essential. The four … Read More

During the summer months, many children experience summer learning loss, also known as summer slide. Students often lose up to two months of math skills and reading achievement while out of school. As a result, teachers spend an average of … Read More