Help kids, teachers deal with bullies
By Brad Haire University of Georgia
      At some point in life, everyone will be bullied. It will most likely happen at school. But these days, it can happen online, which can be worse.
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Stay safe on the school bus
By Allie Byrd University of Georgia
      School buses will soon be rolling again, transporting more than 25 million students. Most make the daily trips without incident, but, on average, 21 children die each year in school bus-related accidents, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.
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Provide students with a place to study
Give homework help with a well-lit, low-noise space
By April Sorrow University of Georgia
      Although dreaded by most students, homework is an essential part of the learning process. University of Georgia experts say designating a time and place for homework are the keys to student success. "Homework should reinforce a love of learning," said Don Bower, a Cooperative Extension human deve...
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Prepare for school, practice the morning routine
By Kristen Plank University of Georgia
      Practice makes perfect. When it comes to getting your child ready for the new school year, having a set morning routine is the best way to reduce stress and ensure success. Practicing your morning routine during the summer can keep tension filled morning mania at bay, said Don Bower, a Universit...
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Communication key to school success
By Stephanie Schupska University of Georgia
      Whether parents have hours of free time or work three jobs, communication with their child's teacher is possible ... in fact, it's needed. "I don't think some parents know how motivating or discouraging they can be to their child's academic success," says one high school teacher.
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