Summer Learning Experience: Parent Support
The Catholic Schools of the Archdiocese of New York are excited to offer the Summer Learning Experience program to all K-8 students enrolled in an ADNY school. This program is offered Monday – Thursday and is designed to help reduce summer (and COVID) learning loss, meaning your student will return to school in the fall all caught up and ready to succeed!
Within this parent resource page, you’ll find updates about the program, plus plenty of useful information and tools.
Need help with…
| Troubleshooting a technology issue | Check the Tech Support page for tips or submit a support ticket for help. |
| Questions about your child’s schedule or materials | Contact your Teacher |
| Any other issue | Email [email protected] |
Family Resources
We’ve created this parent resource section to support you and your family this summer. We’ll be sharing parent blog articles across a wide range of subjects.
Helping Your Child Handle Peer Pressure and Conflict Resolution
Maybe you’re old enough to remember those PSAs and commercials addressing the always-relevant topic of peer pressure. One that stands out is where a teenager tries to tempt a younger boy into trying out [...]
Time Management for Kids: What It Is and How to Utilize It at Home
What Is Time Management? Do you find that your children lack the all-important skill called time management? If you’re nodding in agreement, don’t worry--even adults have difficulties managing time! So then, what is time [...]
Screen Fatigue: What It Is and How to Alleviate It
Screens. They can be our best friends. After all, they’re instant sources of education and entertainment. They help us communicate and learn. They’ve been so vitally important throughout the COVID-19 pandemic as lifelines to [...]
Managing Trauma as a Family
Witnessing a traumatic event that threatens the life or security of a loved one can be traumatic. Like natural disasters, pandemics can be a source of extreme stress and trauma for children and adults alike. In fact, it is likely that the stress adults feel as a result of this coronavirus crisis will be mirrored in their children. So, how do we begin to recognize trauma not only in ourselves, but also in our children and put in place practices and routines to overcome it? To answer this question, it is important to understand how stress and trauma show up across different age-groups. View our video to better understand how to overcome stress and trauma as a family.
Coping and Managing Stress
Children look to their parents for guidance, so modeling the right ways to cope with and manage stress is important. Part of that is understanding and implementing the best ways to deal with stress, as well as talking with kids about the wrong ways to deal with it, such as drug use and underage drinking. Our Coping and Managing Stress resource offers helpful advice and information, including the CDC’s recommendations and tips for coping with stress as well as how to set boundaries for your children.
Questions? Please send an email to [email protected]
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