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January 2024 Student Spotlights
10 Ways for Students to Maintain Positive Momentum All School Year
Ah, the first few weeks of school. Backpacks are bursting with new books. Lunch boxes are filled with nutritionally sound lunches and healthy snacks. Moods are upbeat and bouncy. Kids […]
Dinner’s Ready: Justin and Tobie Southall’s Balsamic Coco Amino Chicken
Living healthier is almost always the number one New Year’s resolution each year. Whether it’s getting more exercise, eating better, or combining the two, Americans always prioritize becoming a better […]
Teacher of the Month: Lacey Bussie, Robertsdale High School
Twelve years into teaching and Lacey Bussie is still just as passionate, if not more so, about her career choice. She teaches Anatomy and Physiology and AP Biology to 11th […]
I Think My Child Has a Spider Bite!
Kids Health Watch is brought to you by our friends and Magnolia Springs Pediatrics Hey guys! This month, I want to discuss a common misconception about your child’s health. Almost […]
The Games Our Children Play Helping Them Be Their Authentic Selves
The other day, I was talking to my son, and someone texted me a question about something I had asked them to do for me. Given he and I were […]
What Kind of Life Insurance Do You Recommend?
Q. My wife and I are both 36 years old, and we have two children. Our son is six, and our daughter will be four next month. We’ve been walking […]
Admissions Checklist: When Applying to New School
This checklist will help you organize the private school admissions process and help you manage your time efficiently. Selecting schools which fit your needs and requirements takes a lot of […]
Must Do’s for the New Year
Last year my husband and I set a goal to set up our will and estate plan. This forced us to look at who would become guardians of our children, […]
Executive Functioning Skills… The Secret to Their Success
As a child, I loved playing the arcade game “Whack-a-Mole”. The goal was to hit the heads of moles every time they popped out of holes. The game started slow […]
