End the week by asking one simple question: “What went well at school today?” Reflection builds connection — and helps kids notice progress.
Screens tend to creep in during winter evenings. Try a short “unplug window” before bedtime to help brains wind down and improve sleep.
Winter layers can pile up fast. Take a few minutes this week to label jackets, hoodies, and lunch items — it saves time, money, and a lot of trips to Lost & Found.
Attendance matters even on chilly days. When students show up consistently, they build confidence, stronger routines, and momentum that carries through the semester.
Screens tend to creep in during winter evenings. Try a short “unplug window” before bedtime to help brains wind down and improve sleep.
Winter dryness can sneak up on kids. Encourage water breaks throughout the day — hydration helps with focus, energy, and immune health.
Cold mornings can slow everyone down. Set out clothes, backpacks, and lunch items the night before to make school mornings calmer and on-time.
Ware Middle invites Parents and Guardians to complete the Georgia School Climate Survey (2025–2026). Your voice matters and helps us better support our students and families!
https://survey.gadoe.org/FM?sid=A5ECA100
https://survey.gadoe.org/FM?sid=A5ECA100
From fake essays to deepfakes, AI is reshaping tech. Find out how to talk about it at Parent ProTech: https://app.parentprotech.com/1057/ware-county/en/signup?source=admin
Think Before You Post. This month, we’re focusing on making smart digital choices and protecting your online presence. Students are reminded to protect passwords and report harmful behavior.
Remind your child that learning doesn’t stop for break. Reading holiday recipes or maps still counts.
Let your child see you helping others quietly. Example plants seeds long after words fade.
Ask your child what they’re most proud of this semester. Reflection builds awareness and confidence.
Teach the difference between being nice and being kind. Kindness costs more — and matters more.
Time off school can become tech overload. See how to reset screen habits over break at Parent ProTech: https://app.parentprotech.com/1057/ware-county/en/signup?source=admin
Before the holiday break begins, thank your child’s teachers and others who support their education for their patience, energy, and care. Gratitude helps trust flourish.
Use car rides for conversation — ask open questions and listen without rushing to fix.
Make sure your family is getting enough sleep. Tired kids (and parents) struggle with patience and focus.
Encourage your child to notice who might feel left out this season. Inclusion is a gift money can’t buy.
Include your child in giving. Donate canned goods, pick an angel tree tag, or bake for a neighbor.
