Prevention101

Mrs. Dena Gorkin This is a delicate balance.  Teens are developing their independence at this point, but we still want […]

Rabbi Aharon Wilschanski A father’s role in his child’s education is extremely important. While mothers often take the lead—especially when

Mrs. Estee Lieblich Transitioning from the relaxed pace of summer to the more structured demands of the school year can

Mrs. Estee Lieblich I’m happy to see that schools are really reducing the amount of homework. Homework is a perennial

Mrs. Estee Lieblich I’ve seen many parents develop rifts in their relationships with their children because they let school issues

Mrs. Estee Lieblich It’s your job, as the parent, to advocate for your child—no one else will do it for

Mrs. Estee Lieblich When a child comes home unhappy with their teacher, the most important thing parents can do is

Mrs. Dena Gorkin If the school has a practice or a rule that is different from what we do at

Mrs. Estee Lieblich Explain to your child that every environment—whether it is school, airports, or roads—has its own set of

Mrs. Dena Gorkin Disagreements between parents and schools are almost inevitable, given the complex and emotionally charged nature of education.