Newman International Academy

  Talk about What to Expect One of the best ways to ease your child's anxiety is to talk about what they can expect on their first day of school. Share your own experiences and answer any questions they may have. It can also be helpful to read books together about starting school. If you know other parents with kids who will be attending the same school, set up playdates so your child can get to know some of their future classmates ahead of time. Walk or Drive By the School Together If possible, take a walk or drive by the school together a few days before classes start. This way, your child will know where they'll be going and how long it will take to get there. This is especially important if they'll be taking the bus. Ensure they know which stop they need to get off at and how long the ride will take to avoid surprises on the first day. Work On Skills At Home You can also help prepare your child for elementary school by working on key skills at home. For exampl...

  1.    The Difference in Regulations Charter schools are not subject to the same regulations as traditional public schools. This means that they have the freedom to innovate and experiment with new educational models. This flexibility can be beneficial for both students and educators, as it allows for a more customized learning experience. While they are not subject to the same regulations as traditional public schools, charter schools are still held accountable for their performance. In most states, charter schools must undergo periodic reviews and report their test scores and other data to the relevant authorities. This ensures that schools are providing a quality education for their students and that they are meeting the needs of the community. 2.    More Control over Their Curriculum Charter schools have more flexibility in their curriculum and teaching methods. They can therefore be more innovative and creative in their approach to education. For e...

  Stay Involved The middle school transition can be tough for both kids and parents. One way to help your child adjust is to stay involved in their life. This means attending school functions, getting to know their teachers and classmates, and monitoring their progress. Staying involved in your child's life will help them feel supported and make the transition to  Cedar Hill  middle school smoother. Talk about Social Skills Middle school can be a tough time for kids. They're growing and changing physically, emotionally, and mentally. It's a time when they're trying to figure out who they are and where they fit in. One way to help your child during this time is to talk to them about social skills. Help them understand what it means to be a good friend, how to handle conflict, and how to be respectful of others. You can also talk to them about how to deal with bullies and peer pressure. Offer Support One way to offer support is to be involved in your child...