Help your teen recognize how satisfying it is to do a good job. “How did it feel to turn in a final draft you knew you’d really improved?”
Role-play some difficult situations with your teen. How would he or she handle them?
Ask your teen to tell you about an idea or experience he or she has had in class that has changed their way of thinking.
Jobs For Youth Job Fair will be held on Wednesday, April 12, 2023 from 12:30 - 2:30 pm at the Ware County High School Performing Arts Center.
Ask your teen to tell you which class he or she feels she does best in and why.
All Ware County Schools and the Central Office will observe Spring Break April 3 – 7, 2023. All school system facilities will be closed to the public next week. We will reopen Monday, April 10th. We hope you have a safe and restful break and return ready to finish out this school year strong. We look forward to seeing students and staff on campus the remainder of this week and then again on April 10th.
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Make it clear to your teen that cheating is always wrong, even if it
seems like “everybody does it.”
Ask what your teen thinks the world will be like in 100 years.
Be aware of graduation requirements. Don’t wait to get the facts!
Attention rising juniors! Applications to serve on the Hospice Satilla Junior Board of Directors or the 2023-24 school year are now available. Pick up an application from Mrs. Bowman or fill out the attached application that has been sent to your email. Don't miss out on this excellent opportunity to gain leadership experience and give back to your community! Deadline is April 10. 2023.
Talk with your teen about dating. Share your values and standards.
Teach your teen that a goal is a dream with a deadline.
Talk with your teen about his or her plans for the day.
Challenge family members to learn and use three new words a day.
That’s over 1,000 words a year!
Notice silent messages. If your teen is smiling, say, “You seem happy.”
Remind your teen that they have control over their success or failure in
school.
Check out the school website with your teen. What can you find that
you haven’t seen before?
Avoid interrupting during your teen’s study time.
Make plans to do something together with the family of one of your
teen’s friends.