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Parenting from the Head of School’s Office
Daniel Feigin, Head of School, Trevor Day SchoolIn my role as educator, I have attended nearly every Trevor Upper School commencement. For the first time in 2026,…
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Books to Help Us Say Thanks
Ann Levine, Parents League School AdvisorHere are titles for kids and grownups of all ages to read and take comfort: wise words and good ideas…
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Team, Self, and Community on the Playing Field
Jenna Rogers King, Associate Head of School for External Affairs, Riverdale Country School, NYSports are meaningful for the school community, but the benefits to the athletes themselves are remarkable.
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The Art of Learning and Becoming
Janet C. Rotter, Head of School, The Studio SchoolWhat if education is not only about what children learn, but how they learn and who they become in the…
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Pining for More This Summer
Kathleen Nicholson, Head of Wolfeboro Camp School, NHSummer doesn’t need to be a break from growth; it can simply be a different kind of learning.
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Best Summer Reading Books for Kids
Ann Levine, Parents League School AdvisorDip a big toe into the endless selection of shimmery, summery books, many of them hinting at care, use, and…
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How Do You Know if Your Child Is Ready for Overnight Camp?
Here are some things to consider when deciding if overnight camp is right for your child at this time.
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Teen Self-Diagnosis and How to Respond When Your Child Thinks They Have a Mental Health Disorder Based on Social Media
In today’s digital world, it is not uncommon for teens to diagnose themselves with a mental health disorder, sometimes with…
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Young People, Act Your Age—and Enjoy It!
Paul Burke, Head of School, The Nightingale-Bamford School, NYA true education goes beyond barriers of admissions, occupation, and positionality. It goes to the minds and hearts of the…
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Activities for learning about springtime
Here are ways to encourage children to notice the growth and change taking place all around them.
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