Unsolved learning gaps lead to a negative feedback loop that puts students further behind. Once a student is caught in this cycle, it can be
1. Encourage Interests and Talents Supporting your child in middle school means being their biggest cheerleader as they develop new interests and discover hidden talents.
“There is more treasure in books than in all the pirate’s loot on Treasure Island.” ― Walt Disney Reading aloud to children and creating a
“Middle school is a time of great change and growth. With the right support, students can navigate this transition and emerge stronger and more resilient.”
It’s easy for you and your child to feel overwhelmed by the amount of extracurricular activities available, especially when deciding on ones that will shape
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