By Beverly Stewart, M.Ed. Interim progress reports have arrived in mailboxes recently and some parents may not be pleased with what they find. For those students who have recently made a transition – from grade school to middle school, or middle school to high school...
Hanging out by the pool, sleeping late and heading to the mall are all fun ways to spend the summer! But, in addition to all of that fun, why not help your kids volunteer some of their free time to important programs across the country through the Youth Volunteer...
This article originally appeared in the Hockessin Community News (August 2010) If you are like most, you are still feeling the unpleasant pinch of the economy. And this summer, many families are downsizing their traditional summer vacations into weekend getaways or...
Many parents may give a great deal of attention to their children’s ADD/ADHD medications during the school year because they try to keep their students on track. When summertime comes, school is out and this concern could take a back seat. This shouldn’t...
Chances are good that your child will be taking one form or another standardized test during the school year. Whether it be DSTP, Terra-Nova, SATs, or general placement tests, this situation is bound to arise at least once. Here are some tips to help your child get...
