In July, we celebrate Disability Pride Month, which commemorates the signing of the Americans with Disabilities Act. The ADA provides civil rights protection for the disabled and prohibits discrimination based on a disability, hidden or visible. Approximately 26% of...
In this digital age, screens have become an integral part of our lives, providing us with endless information and entertainment. However, excessive screen time can have unforeseen consequences on a child’s mental health. During these summer months, it’s vital to...
Looking for fun ways to keep your children mentally stimulated this summer? Head over to our TeachersPayTeachers page to find useful educational resources created by our Justice, Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Committee! Connection Bingo Children can work on...
In recognition of Minority Mental Health Month, Christina Zavalza, PsyD, Pediatric Psychologist and Clinical Supervisor at The Guidance Center, sheds light on the unique challenges faced by minority communities and advocates for inclusive mental healthcare. The mental...
After four years at Barton Elementary School and three years at Lakewood High School, the It’s About T.I.M.E. program is transitioning to two new schools, leaving Barton and Lakewood in competent and sustainable hands of their respective staff. All the while,...
When we think of mindfulness, many of us think of closing our eyes, being still or sitting cross legged on the floor. While mindfulness can definitely look like that, for many the practice of sitting with their thoughts and feelings can be difficult. For those that...
