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Talking to Kids About the Election
As I sit here writing this, we still don’t know the outcome of the Presidential election. And in all likelihood, it might be a few days before there is a clear winner– which leaves lots of time for kids to ask lots of hard-to-answer questions. No matter how you voted
How Vulnerability Can Be The Key To Getting Parents Engaged (Part Two)
Natalie is a 2nd grade teacher in one of Possip’s partner schools. Recently, she talked with our team
Getting Your School a Plan to Respond to Bullying
Last week we blogged about preventative bullying tips. The reality is, bullying happens even with the best planning.
Rural Schools and Engaged Parents
Seeing Rural Schools From a New Perspective I’ve often thought about engaged parents from the lens of my
How Vulnerability Can Be the Key to Getting Parents Engaged
Natalie is a 2nd grade teacher in one of Possip’s partner schools. Recently, she talked with our team
Why You Should Take A School Tour
In many of our districts and schools across the country, we are starting to enter a time period
Meet Our Team – Michael Dyer
Michael is one of the newest members of the Possip team and has already started to play a
Preventing Bullying: How Schools and Parents Can Partner
Bullying rates are on the rise. According to a survey done by YouthTruth (https://youthtruthsurvey.org/bullying-today/), 1 in 3 students
Principal’s Corner: Tutoring Program that Works for Your School and Students
This week, a trending question from parents is after school tutoring. Most of this blog is designed to
Principal’s Corner – Reflecting on Parent Engagement as a School Leader
Photo by NeONBRAND on Unsplash In Amanda’s second year as a principal in Dallas, she knew she needed to make