Posts from June, 2013

This is the most difficult decision to make academically and socially for every student. If your student isn’t coping with the workload, pressing them on to higher grades can exacerbate the problem. Unable to cope with an even bigger workload, they will ...

As the school year ends, report cards are due and for many students and parents, this is not a happy time. If your student has received bad grades or put in a disappointing performance, you want them to know that they are loved and supported while ...

We’ve all heard about middle child syndrome which is said to affect children in a negative way. Middle children have to compete with the accomplishments of their older siblings while vying for attention from their younger rivals. Middle children can be ...

It’s so close to summer vacation that you can almost taste the slurpies and smell the sunblock, but before we get there, we have to get through exams. Exams are the best way to test large volumes of students, but they certainly aren’t always a reflection ...

As we head into hurricane season and with a number of tornadoes, floods and high wind events already under our belts, it’s the perfect time to discuss emergency plans with your families. Being prepared and knowing what to do will help to keep your family ...