Is your five-year-old going to kindergarten next fall? Here are some tips to make for a seamless transition for you and your child.

So much of what we read about combatting bullying, instilling morality and teaching empathy leaves out our greatest resource: the natural inclinations of children to care about other people. The secret to empowering children to be socially responsible is to treat them as if they are already on it.

As we embark upon a new school year, parents along with students have to focus on how best to experience a successful year. Attendance rates are a crucial part of academic success

Title I Schools are some of our most challenging and most rewarding.There is innovated thinking happening in some of these schools. Nashville is trying a new role to connect schools to families to learning. This week Nashville's Transformational Facilitators met to create a vision, a plan, and to coach their way to new ways to connect.

When parents are confident in the authority that comes with their position, learning from children only enhances parental authority in the eyes of their children.

Well, of course my child is ready for Kindergarten! My child is five. It’s time to start school. Everyone starts school at five so my child is ready; ready to read, ready to sit still, ready to be in line, ready to learn math. Okay, maybe not ready to sit still, but the rest is fine. I think. I hope. Oh shoot, my child is ready but am I? Am I ready to let go? Find out in this new Parent Involvement Matters blog.