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Winter break is a great time for light, low-pressure learning. From ABCs and counting to early reading and math, worksheets for elementary-aged kids can keep skills fresh — especially when paired with real-world activities. https://t.co/GvVJssyh69 #winterbreak #parenttips
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Keep kids learning over winter break! GreatSchools worksheets in math, reading & science turn practice into fun. Share with parents so kids can stay engaged & curious. https://t.co/AHOmelpFSw #WinterBreakLearning #LearningAtHome #GreatSchools #ParentSupport
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College isn’t the only path. Trades, technical schools, community college, or gap years can lead to great careers. Share this with parents and teens considering different options: https://t.co/5cyXL5ZCwb #CollegeAlternatives #CareerPaths #GreatSchools #ParentingTeens
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Don't panic! There are a number of good options for the high school senior reluctant to jump into four more years of academia.
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Help other parents make informed choices by leaving a review for your child’s school on GreatSchools! Your experience matters and can guide families to the right fit. https://t.co/aT6QhyHrEo #SchoolReviews #ParentVoice #GreatSchools #EducationMatters
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Help your teen approach reach schools with confidence. Tips on balancing ambition, planning backups, and building resilience. Share with friends or parents navigating college apps! https://t.co/FXOTDDfRVI #CollegePrep #ReachSchools #GreatSchools #ParentingTeens
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How to encourage your child when you know they might not succeed.
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Parents count on the GreatSchools newsletters for practical advice and guidance that evolves with their family. Each issue helps families understand what makes a strong school experience at every grade. Sign up here: https://t.co/TlU6u85BFE
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Research shows Black students face harsher school discipline even when their behavior is the same as children of other races. Restorative justice and strong family advocacy can help break this cycle. https://t.co/yIEFZmtoKN #schooldiscipline #restorativejustice #greatschools
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Traditional school isn’t for everyone. Online homeschooling gives structure, flexibility, and support while fitting your child’s style. https://t.co/3E8oMBMvgG #Homeschooling #OnlineLearning #GreatSchools
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Considering homeschooling your kids? Here are some of the pros and cons to consider before making a major educational choice.
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Early college high schools let students earn college credit while in high school. It’s a head start on higher education, but it requires focus, dedication, and readiness for a rigorous schedule. Find out if it’s right for your child. https://t.co/9dTyMIPmZk
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Physical discipline in schools isn’t a thing of the past; corporal punishment remains legal in 17 states. The evidence is clear: it causes fear, emotional harm, and long-term consequences — and there are better, proven ways to support student behavior. https://t.co/C3DfvRRNhZ
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Happy kids have one thing in common: gratitude. Daily habits of thankfulness help children build resilience, connection, and joy — in school, at home, and beyond. https://t.co/QojxwCnNOk #HappyKids #Gratitude #SEL #ParentingTips #GreatSchools
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Grateful kids are happier kids. And encouraging this attitude in your child is as easy as pie.
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Many families are making long commutes not to work, but to school in search of better educational opportunities. It’s a reminder: school choice comes with trade‑offs, but for some, the drive is a powerful investment in their child’s future. https://t.co/6A0pAJ9H4q
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More parents are willing to spend hours on the road to assure their child is in a school that really meets their needs. How far would you go?
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School closures = scrambling for parents. Spot warning signs, plan early, and find the right new school so your child isn’t left behind. https://t.co/oYGJgyC2bz #SchoolClosures #StudentSuccess #ParentEngagement #GreatSchools
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What parents in Black and Hispanic communities need to know to help their kids when there is a school closure in the neighborhood
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When parents' voices weren't heard, ShaElla Askew amplified them. By improving school communication and empowering families, she turned frustration into effective advocacy. Read her story: https://t.co/Mm98egYiP1
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Want to have an impact on your child’s school? Learn how parents can attend meetings, advocate, and vote to influence school board decisions that shape budgets, staffing, and policies. https://t.co/ITdny2v7n9 #ParentEngagement #SchoolBoard #EducationMatters #GreatSchools
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5 steps to working with your school board (and why you should).
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Parents, you need to read this! Leslie Caraballo turned broken promises into a movement for accountability in Bridgeport schools. Her story shows the power of parents to create real change. Read it here: https://t.co/iz9W9Z6SIB
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Teacher bias can hold students back, even when they’re capable. Learn how parents can recognize & respond: review placement, build evidence, stay calm but persistent. https://t.co/IPqkYAErhS #ParentAdvocacy #GreatSchools
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When teachers underestimate their Black, Hispanic, and ELL students, there are many things parents can do to address teacher bias.
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Parents can move mountains! Ary French turned her love for her children into a movement that changes schools and shapes policy. Her story will inspire you to take action. Read more here: https://t.co/1ByM2MfvY1
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Trauma doesn’t stop at the school door and neither should support. Trauma-informed teaching helps schools understand stress responses, build safe spaces & shift from punishment to connection. Learn more: https://t.co/2Kk37umMSS
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What does a school board actually do? School boards set the direction for your district by defining vision and policies, overseeing budgets and staffing, and making decisions that affect curriculum, facilities, and more. https://t.co/UF2NGkt83G
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The school board sets the vision for the school district and the decisions they make at their monthly meetings make a difference for your school.
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