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Developing Spiritual and Character Values at School
Catholic school has something that’s missing in many public and private schools: an emphasis on faith and character development. Children outside of faith-based schools learn
How Children Can Appreciate the Gifts of the Holy Spirit
The Holy Spirit provides numerous gifts to people of faith. Children who grow up in Christian families learn all about these gifts and how important
The Benefits of Reading Aloud
Some children get nervous about reading out loud, especially if they don’t consider themselves strong readers. However, reading aloud and being read to have many
Helping Your Child Embrace Catholic School Traditions
Faith-based traditions inform Catholic education. Even as these schools grow and adapt to modern times, there’s something to be said about how Catholic schools stick
5 Tips for Helping Your Child with Homework
As the school year ramps up, your child brings home more and more homework. In past years, they’ve had a handle on it, but this
5 Benefits of Early Childhood Education
The benefits of preschool have been studied and argued to no end, but all studies reach at least one clear conclusion: children who attend preschool
How to Encourage Your Child to Become a Lifelong Learner
Children who love learning often become lifelong learners due to their natural curiosity. However, many children need a push to appreciate the importance of learning.
Encouraging Positive Self-Talk for Your Child
Negative self-talk is a known issue among adults. However, the events that lead to negative self-talk often start at an early age. Children struggle to
Teaching Principles of Love and Compassion in the Classroom
Catholic schools combine rigorous academics with spiritual teachings, allowing students to learn about love and compassion as part of a well-rounded education. They learn how
5 Affordable Activities for Summer Family Fun
When you think of summer family vacations, luxury cruises and international trips may be the first things to come to mind. However, summer break doesn’t