It’s happening. School supplies are appearing on the shelves of your local stores. There’s talk of summer coming to a close. It is time for parents everywhere to utter those three words that keep every child up at night – back to school. Whether your concerns lie with a child just starting or one nearing the end of her school career, EduGuide has something to help ease your burden.
For Everyone: Is your child switching schools? Help ease the transition by making sure the lines of communication are wide open. We give you tips on parent-teacher talks that help you
get in the know – and stay there.
Birth to Preschool: If you are concerned about whether your “baby” is
really ready for preschool or kindergarten, this real-life story and advice from the experts can help.
Elementary School: Every student approaches the
first day of school with a different level of anticipation – or dread. Whether your child is shy, anxious, or has special needs, we offer plenty of tips for a range of situations.
Middle School: With middle school administrators preferring more student independence and less reliance on parents, the transition from elementary school can be tough on the whole family. We’ve got great tips on how to
stay connected during these crucial years.
High School: Ah, the first day of freshman year. The newly painted lockers, the halls filled with noisy strangers, the sheer terror that comes from feeling overwhelmed and unprepared.
Don’t let this be your child!College: As your high-schooler moves on to college and embraces his newfound freedom, don’t panic. You can help ward off financial pitfalls by talking about cash flow ahead of time. Arm him with the knowledge he needs to live within a budget with our
Get Smart about Money EduGuide.
Special Needs: Interested in some helpful ideas for sending your child with special needs back to school? Then check out
these tips.