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McGregor Schools · McGregor, MN · For Parents Vaping Awareness Speaker at McGregor Schools: What Your Student Heard On September 21, 2026, McGregor middle and high school students spent an hour with vaping awareness speaker Robert Hackenson Jr. on vaping, THC, and how they make decisions. They

Tantasqua Regional High School · For Parents What Your Teen Heard Your teen spent an hour on digital wellness, AI, and the online dangers that don’t announce themselves. Watch what they saw, then open any section below for ways to keep the conversation going at home. 🔒

Bullying prevention for parents: watch the Raymond, NH parent night replay, plus warning signs, what to do, and IHGMS and Raymond High reporting forms.

School is out, and the daily rhythm is gone, leaving devices glowing in homes across America. As summer screen time spikes, parents face new pediatric guidelines that challenge the old rule of “one hour a day.” The American Academy of Pediatrics now emphasizes a smarter approach, focusing on what screen time displaces—sleep, physical activity, and family time. Discover how to create a Family Media Plan that fits your household, ensuring a balanced summer for your kids. Dive into the latest research and practical strategies to navigate screen time effectively this summer!

The best school assembly speakers get booked first. Here’s why June is the smart window to lock in your fall date — and how booking early gets you quality, flexibility across your district, and a lot less stress.

– GAMBLING PREVENTION · PARENT RESOURCE What Is Kalshi?The Parent’s Guide to the Gambling Apps Targeting Your Teen Most parents have never heard of Kalshi or Polymarket. Their teens have. Here’s what every parent needs to know about the prediction-market apps quietly reshaping the high school-to-college pipeline

The latest school bullying statistics show a four-point jump in two years. Here’s what the CDC data means for 2026-27 fall planning — and what prevention actually works.

Teaching kindness and conflict resolution early is essential in preventing bullying. Recently, I had the privilege of delivering impactful programs at Amvet Boulevard and Falls Elementary Schools in North Attleboro, Massachusetts. Our engaging presentations tailored for grades K-2 focused on building a foundation of kindness, while grades 3-5 delved into real conversations about respect and bullying. Students learned vital skills like managing emotions, effective communication, and conflict resolution strategies. By fostering empathy and emotional awareness, we empower our children to navigate challenges and create a supportive community. Discover how we can bring these lessons to your school!

Lakeview Schools students learned digital safety through engaging presentations. Watch the parent recording and get expert tips on guiding kids online.