While summer is often viewed as a carefree time, it can also be a period of significant mental health challenges for many students. By taking proactive steps, schools can continue to provide vital support even when classes are not in session.
As we celebrate the achievements of more than 48 million public school students this graduation and grade promotion season, we urge you to join us in forging a future where every student thrives.
While funding early childhood education (ECE) may pose initial financial challenges, the long-term benefits outweigh the costs. By investing in high-quality preschool programs, we not only bolster economic prosperity but also foster academic achievement and personal development for generations to come.
Adolescent Immunization Action Week is a great time to check that your adolescent is up to date on their wellness visits and routine vaccinations. Talk with your healthcare provider for more information and to schedule a wellness visit for your kids.
In the ever-evolving landscape of education, the role of school counselors has never been more critical. Recently, we had the pleasure of engaging in insightful conversation with three distinguished school counselors.
Public Schools Week is an annual, week-long celebration to honor the invaluable contributions and achievements of educators, administrators, board members, and support professionals in our public schools and the communities they serve. #PSW24 is led by the Learning First Alliance (LFA) a coalition of 13 national education groups with a collective membership exceeding 10 million.
Families play an important role in helping kids identify their feelings, cope with their emotions in a healthy way, prepare for life's challenges and build resiliency. By partnering together, making mental health a daily priority, and helping children maintain a healthy mind, we can ensure students have the support they need to thrive. Learn more in this blog by Yvonne Johnson, president of the National PTA.
The holiday season brings unique challenges for many in our communities, and schools can offer support. While educators and school professionals aren’t responsible for finding all the solutions, simple gestures like being aware, respectful, and attentive can go a long way.
Lifelong learning, an important aspect of smart and healthy living, goes beyond what can be taught in the classroom and can be continually tailored to support your ongoing growth, health, and well-being.
Helping students to grow in a time of uncertainty is a challenging but crucial undertaking; especially in light of the American Psychiatric Association Foundation finding that in 2023 41% of Americans are suffering from an untreated mental health issue.
