Over a year into the pandemic, everyone is feeling the impact of COVID-19 in different ways: some have lost loved ones, some have struggled with feelings of fear and isolation,…
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Students and their families have now been feeling the effects of the pandemic for a full year. Studies show that students across the board are struggling and test scores overall…
We are living through a very significant period in history; the current social justice movement will have an impact on policy, process, and the lives of individual citizens for generations…
Think about your closest schoolyard friendships, the bonds you forged playing on the same dodgeball team at recess, passing notes in class, and swapping your pudding cup for their cookie…
Students with learning disabilities benefit greatly from structure. As the coronavirus continues to keep schools closed and extracurricular activities suspended, what that looks like has changed. More responsibility has fallen…
This is a guest blog post contributed by local San Diego licensed educational psychologist, Meredith Gleason. October is Dyslexia Awareness Month. Dyslexia, which is a language-based disorder that primarily impacts…
Parents and students alike have shared one tremendous lifestyle change since the start of the covid-19 pandemic: more screen time. We use our screens to shop, communicate with friends and…
The Covid-19 summer is getting most of us down, at least some of the time. We can’t do our regular outings, gatherings with friends and family, and summer travel like…
As a parent, we know it’s important to you to make the most of your child’s educational experience. There are many advantages to a private school education, including smaller class…
You know that practice makes perfect – so what happens when you don’t practice for an extended period of time? Traditional school has been disrupted now since mid-March due to…
