What may look like play is, in fact, a period of remarkable cognitive growth.
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You don’t need to become a teacher — you just need to nurture curiosity and independence. Here are a few simple and meaningful ways to help your child build confidence and independence before they start school.
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It’s one of the most common questions parents ask us: Is my child ready for kindergarten? If you’ve found yourself anxiously wondering whether your child knows “enough” letters, numbers, or sight words before they walk into their first classroom, you’re not alone.
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Choosing a preschool is a big decision! We break down the key factors to look for, the types of programs available, and how to identify the right fit for your child.
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Upper School Freshman Class Dean Andrew Kane shares seven key things he wishes parents knew before their students start high school.
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To parents navigating these crazy middle school years, I hereby pass along five tips for how to achieve home-life balance.
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Middle school lays the foundation for the social-emotional and organizational skills your child will need for college success, and that doesn’t come from test prep and textbooks.
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As a middle school parent, your role is not to be completely hands-off and let them fend for themselves in every way, nor is it to do work for them to prevent anxiety and “ensure” a good grade.
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We asked current parents about their families’ time at Flint Hill. They talked about what motivated them to choose us as partners in education.
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Here are five things you can do to make sure your child is REALLY prepared for kindergarten, according to Flint Hill’s kindergarten teachers.
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