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Parents spend a large amount of time teaching and modeling good habits for their kids, especially when it comes to money. From education to thoughtful planning, here’s how you can help prepare your children to be financially independent.

Parents spend a large amount of time teaching and modeling good habits for their kids, especially when it comes to money. From education to thoughtful planning, here’s how you can help prepare your children to be financially independent.

Parents spend a large amount of time teaching and modeling good habits for their kids, especially when it comes to money. From education to thoughtful planning, here’s how you can help prepare your children to be financially independent.

Parents spend a large amount of time teaching and modeling good habits for their kids, especially when it comes to money. From education to thoughtful planning, here’s how you can help prepare your children to be financially independent.

Parents spend a large amount of time teaching and modeling good habits for their kids, especially when it comes to money. From education to thoughtful planning, here’s how you can help prepare your children to be financially independent.

Pencils. Teachers. Books. + Period Products in the Bathrooms -- these are all essentials for students to be successful in school. The cost of providing period products to students can be as little as $5-7/year per student. There is too much evidence that education is lost when students do not have their most basic needs met for us to ignore this. Reach out if you need some support in making the case in your school district. #menstrualequity #endperiodpoverty #periods #school #education #titleix

These 3 books give the teachers, Students and Parents vivid path through which they can Excell in pursuing their objectives. Hope the School management liberal enough to spend money for the constructive future of their institutions. please share if you think it is worthy effort.

Can't struggling readers just catch up later on? 😔 No, not easily. The best time for struggling readers to catch up is the first year of school. After that, it is a law of diminishing returns, and it takes more and more resources to try to bring these children up to speed. Click to read the entire article from The Snow Report. https://bit.ly/3w3c5xG If your child struggles with reading, get help immediately! The longer you wait, the harder it will be to get caught up! Call 251-525-9239 to find out how Huntington's individualized reading programs can improve your child's reading skills!

With the debate around schools, education, pandemic loss of learning, teacher’s leaving the profession, banned books, social emotional and mental challenges for our children we seem to lose the premise of the basic question: What should the purpose of school be in today’s dynamically changing world for our kids? Would love to hear from you !!!