Parents often focus on their children's academic achievements, but their social skills and peer relationships are equally important. Social development is critical to a child's overall growth, influencing their ability to form relationships, adapt to new environments, and succeed. In this blog, we will explore the importance of social skills, how they affect peer relationships, and what parents can do to support their child's social development.

The first month of school is an exciting yet often challenging time for students as they adjust to new routines, subjects, and academic expectations. This period offers parents a unique opportunity to assess their child's early academic progress and identify areas that need attention. By actively monitoring your child's development from the start, you can ensure they are on track for success and intervene early if necessary. This blog will guide parents on what to look for when evaluating their child's progress after the first month of school.

As the school year begins, students must establish effective study habits that will not only help them stay organized and support their academic success but also significantly impact their overall well-being. With an average of 32 percent of students finishing the 2023-24 school year below grade level in at least one academic subject, effective study habits are critical. Parents play a crucial role in helping their children build these habits, which can significantly impact their confidence and academic performance.