Encourage your child to write a quick thank-you note (or picture) for a teacher or staff member. Gratitude is powerful.
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October = flu season. Remind kids to wash hands before meals and after recess, not just “when they look dirty.”
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Halloween scams hit online, too. Warn kids about fake costume sites and “free candy” links.
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Ask your child: “Who made you smile today?” It’s a simple way to teach gratitude.
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Please be reminded that we are conducting AED drills this month. We are practicing lifesaving skills in an effort to stay ready!
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AED machine
Coming back from break can feel like a restart. Lay out clothes and prep lunches the night before to cut morning stress.
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Talk about location sharing. Ask: “Who really needs to know where you are?” Spoiler: not every app.
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Group chats can escalate quickly. Learn how to spot and stop cyberbullying at Parent ProTech: https://app.parentprotech.com/1057/ware-county/en/signup?source=admin
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Fall break = more screen time. Set app timers so “just one more video” doesn’t eat an afternoon.
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October is Fire Prevention Month. Ask your child about their school’s fire drill and evacuation plan. Talk about your plan at home, too!
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Friday fun: Eat dinner together and let your child pick the conversation topic. (Yes, even if it’s about video games.)
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Fall break starts soon. Set a goal with your child to finish homework or projects early so the break feels like a true break.
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Fall Break is October 13 - 17, 2025. Translation: “I’m bored” season starts now. Stock snacks, patience, and board games, and thank us later.
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Teach kids how to memorize one important phone number - yours! That way, they’ll be able to reach you.
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Snapchat’s “My AI” sounds harmless, but it’s not a babysitter. Check your child’s privacy settings today.
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Be the One Who’s Ready! Fire drills and AED awareness trainings help everyone stay ready. High schoolers are encouraged to learn CPR basics and share with others.
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Kids don’t always remember to mention school events. Skim the school website or newsletter together so nothing sneaks up.
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Mondays are for planning—pack extra snacks or water if your child has after-school activities this week.
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PSA: The Lost & Found isn’t a free boutique. Label. Your. Child’s. Hoodie. :)
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Hoodies
Teach kids the “pause before you post” rule. A 10-second pause can prevent a lifetime of regret.
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