Back to school

When you think of “back to school,” it’s usually in late August or September. Last week, we welcomed our students back after Hurricane Ian.

For many of our students, the steps they take to move their career to the next level either start or continue this week, the start of fall classes.

Around 35% of back-to-school shopping is done online and 65% of transactions are made using smartphones.

There’s a certain excitement this time of year.

Pediatric developmental screenings assess a child’s behaviors, such as how they play, learn, speak, behave and move, based on parents, early childhood providers and other caregiver observations, as measured against standardized developmental milestones.

David Lawrence Centers for Behavioral Health (DLC) has launched the Supporting Positive and Resilient Youth presentation series for parents, guardians and all others who play a vital role in the development of our youth.

It’s back-to-school time already! As school begins, is academic tutoring or test prep needed for your child? Waiting until a student is behind in classes or cramming for SAT results in lower scores.

In addition to the regular checklist of supplies, some colleges suggest packing a quarantine bag for students that present with symptoms and have to temporarily leave their dorm.